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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on May 17, 2006
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"It was a cold wintry day when I brought my children to live in rural West Virginia. The farmhouse was one hundred years old, there was already snow on the ground, and the heat was sparse-—as was the insulation. The floors weren’t even, either. My then-twelve-year-old son walked in the door and said, “You’ve brought us to this slanted little house to die." Keep reading our story....
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- I am so sorry Suzanne, sending prayers that you and Morgan find Coco, and she is safe!... - lizzie on A Crushing Event
- Snow might help -- you could see footprints to follow. Here's hoping.... - Busy Solitude Farm on Unaccustomed Activity (and Second Tango Winner)
- I have been thinking about you, morgan and Coco all day. Stil praying for a positive outcome. ((((HUGS))))... - Claudia W on Unaccustomed Activity (and Second Tango Winner)
- Postitve thoughts for the return of Coco. Your snow has finally made it to my door step. Hope it doesn't amount to too much but looks like a nasty night for us. Stay warm and just think how much furth... - friendfromcanada on Unaccustomed Activity (and Second Tango Winner)
- Was she microchipped? That will help if someone takes her to a vet. In our area, when someone brings in an animal the first time they are automatically scanned.
I check the site hourly, hoping for a... - lattelady on Unaccustomed Activity (and Second Tango Winner)
- It is cold and snowy here too. I am reminded to pray for Coco and her return to your home every time I head out with the puppy. We will continue to hope for the best for all of you. The best being Coc... - Katharina on Unaccustomed Activity (and Second Tango Winner)
- My cousin and her dog were in a terrible car accident, and Sophia (a small, skinny mutt) ran away. She was found 20 miles away by one of the truckers from where my uncle worked. So don't lose hope tha... - valnc on A Crushing Event
- I'm so sorry that you're both having to go through this. I'm sitting here teary-eyed wishing I could come and help, but all I can do is send our hopes for a happy reunion and go out and hug my two bi... - gardnerh on Unaccustomed Activity (and Second Tango Winner)
- I hope this does not sound dumb, but I keep thinking to tell you not to omit looking close to home. Could she get into any part of the barn unnoticed?
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There were so many accidents for a while in which teenagers drove packed cars late at night and had fatal accidents that extra qualifications were thrown into the mix. It seems to have helped, though there was a fatal accident right in front of my former boss’s house when a girl and her girlfriend were trying to beat the curfew and lost control of the car, seriously damaging his daughter’s car and veering across the road into a tree. One of the girls ended up dead.