Where’s your dog?

[subquark]

She's in my spot.

LOL, little Kota wil do that too. And Kate lays on the sofa to elevate her bum leg (thanks, cancer) and when she gets up, he runs over to take her spot!

But, that's part of the joy of them. =)

I'll share Maeven's pic with Kate, it'll put an ear-to-ear grin on her face (mine too, she's a cutie).

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[FM AZ]

When I built a simple platform for the back seat (SCAB), I fount that 2x10 blocks were the perfect height to match the seat pan height if you put a strip of 2x2 along the back of the seat pan (bottom seat cushions removed) . It’s just a simple matter to fit a plywood platform with the blocks at the front And the 2x2 at the rear. You can leave the space over the hump open, the blocks only need to sit on the floor boards.

I covered the platform and supports with cheap carpet from Home Depot. Just fold it over a staple it down on the backside.

 

[Fawnbuster]

Copper playing with his favorite ball and keeping himself amused!

 

[got3fords]

When I built a simple platform for the back seat (SCAB), I fount that 2x10 blocks were the perfect height to match the seat pan height if you put a strip of 2x2 along the back of the seat pan (bottom seat cushions removed) . It’s just a simple matter to fit a plywood platform with the blocks at the front And the 2x2 at the rear. You can leave the space over the hump open, the blocks only need to sit on the floor boards.

I covered the platform and supports with cheap carpet from Home Depot. Just fold it over a staple it down on the backside.

Nice, but how does this help your dog?

 

[Fawnbuster]

Nice, but how does this help your dog?

I made one of these for my f150 screw, carpeted it, allowed my dog to have a good flat stable spot when we went for ride plus it protected my truck seat from claws.

 

[subquark]

LOL, you my have seen the Kota pic before, but it's gonna be a new meme for me for stuff like how I feel about today's temp in New Hampshire!

I've lived in Miami, Galveston, Texas City, Houston, and Dallas but 100° in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, c'mon! =p

 

[Doc]

LOL, you my have seen the Kota pic before, but it's gonna be a new meme for me for stuff like how I feel about today's temp in New Hampshire!

I've lived in Miami, Galveston, Texas City, Houston, and Dallas but 100° in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, c'mon! =p

Miami 35 years then North Florida ..

 

[subquark]

Miami 35 years then North Florida ..

35 years is pretty legit, Doc!!!

¡Óyeme! =D

Kate grew up in Miami (Coral Gables) from 1955 to 1988. And then back again with me from 1993 to 2004.

I had my fill of that humid heat! But I do sometimes miss stone crabs. =)

North Florida can be nice, I spent several summers in Panama City.

Before I was a twinkle in anyone's eye, my father was stationed in Pensacola on Navy subs in the '50s.

 

[Doc]

35 years is pretty legit, Doc!!!

¡Óyeme! =D

Kate grew up in Miami (Coral Gables) from 1955 to 1988. And then back again with me from 1993 to 2004.

I had my fill of that humid heat! But I do sometimes miss stone crabs. =)

North Florida can be nice, I spent several summers in Panama City.

Before I was a twinkle in anyone's eye, my father was stationed in Pensacola on Navy subs in the '50s.

I work for a law firm in Coral Gables also Stone crab claws are the absolute best!

 

[subquark]

I work for a law firm in Coral Gables also Stone crab claws are the absolute best!

Wow, you may have known my father-in-law. He's passed now and retired in the late '90s but had a reputation as an orthopedic surgeon. He was the surgeon for the Dolphins and also did some TV shows, and a professor at UM Med School.

See if this name rings any bells - Dr. Ledford Gregory.

 

[5thranger]

35 years is pretty legit, Doc!!!

¡Óyeme! =D

Kate grew up in Miami (Coral Gables) from 1955 to 1988. And then back again with me from 1993 to 2004.

I had my fill of that humid heat! But I do sometimes miss stone crabs. =)

North Florida can be nice, I spent several summers in Panama City.

Before I was a twinkle in anyone's eye, my father was stationed in Pensacola on Navy subs in the '50s.

Thats my MIL

 

[subquark]

Thats my MIL

Your mother-in-law is a stone crab?

Sounds better than a crabby one! =D

 

[Doc]

Wow, you may have known my father-in-law. He's passed now and retired in the late '90s but had a reputation as an orthopedic surgeon. He was the surgeon for the Dolphins and also did some TV shows, and a professor at UM Med School.

See if this name rings any bells - Dr. Ledford Gregory.

Yes indeed I worked at Jackson Memorial Hospital UM and I bumped into him a couple of times but nothing personel small World ! I worked in the SICU with Robert Kirby And his partner Joseph Civetta. (Civetta signature at bottom)

 

[5thranger]

Your mother-in-law is a stone crab?

Sounds better than a crabby one! =D

She looks like the crab profile is dead on.

 

[5thranger]

She looks like the crab profile is dead on.

I meant to say the side profile is dead on.

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