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A Full House of Gold (opens the original)
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Hi all! We hope you are happy and healthy out there!Kris and I have had such an emotional week. We have had tears of joy and sadness, but in there is triumph, hope, and a ton of love for two sweet golden girls. I’m not sure how I can fit all of it into this week’s update, but I will try my best.A Golden Homecoming<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!vNbK!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.c
A week of big changes (opens the original)
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Hi all!The newsletter today is going out a bit early, as I’m not convinced I will have time to write it up later today.Kris and I are working on school stuff and business stuff early Sunday morning before our epic day with the dogs at Comic Con, the calm before the storm, as it were.As we had some massive news last week, I didn’t give an update on virtually anything related to the pack, so I’ll try my best to do that now.But first:The Golden Girls Update<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-im
Read this Golden Update instead (opens the original)
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Hi all! I thought I would give everyone an update, as the last two weeks have been so overwhelming.In my last newsletter, I wrote about Libby and Lucy, two goldens we are adopting from a tragic situation. Their mom has rapidly progressing terminal cancer.Initially, we wanted to use our social media engine and contacts to help find them a home. Then “Pattie” asked us to take them.It was an easy decision once we talked about it. We have the room, we have the land, and we have more than enough in o
Operation: Make Room for Two Goldens (opens the original)
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Ok, well, let’s get to it. I had a normal newsletter planned, but this is the newsletter I need to write.Two weeks ago, my colleague sent a news item out on our RDPSD server about a tragic situation. It was so tragic it took my breath away.I sat with it for the whole day before I told Kris. She burst into tears. Since then, I’ve gotten more information, and I’ll be vague enough to protect names and identities.A lady has terminal cancer. We will call her Pattie. She is likely going into hospice t
Jason has a hilarious screwup (opens the original)
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Hi all! We hope you are all happy and healthy out there!Kris and I are back teaching with all the excitement and stress of startup. Between the two of us, we are in charge of over 300 young adults, which is a huge responsibility that we don’t take lightly. She needs to get them the math skills they need to function in society and set them up for post secondary success, and I have to do the same with science. It has meant that we have had much less time to focus on making the scale of content we
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