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setsunawolf wrote:skigod377 wrote:setsunawolf wrote:
I think the bidder you noticed driving the prices up on those actions with no feed back was me.
I think I seeeee you bidding on the nyala griffin too. Good luck!!
Thats my favorite!Thank you for the well wishing, even though I got out bid. I had to work and couldn’t watch the auction.
I tried to win but didnt even come close.
He does have a good home though. 
Lupin wrote:*Waves at Newfie*
Are you a real transplanted Newfie? Or just a wannabe???*Hangs head in saddness*
Either way Welcome and thank you for dashing my hopes and dreams that a member of my family finally got into this game of buying me Windstones, and doing it in a really fabulous way!! Yes I had secretly hoped that you were a member of my family buying me pretties.Oh well that goes with out saying I’m not really that lucky, umm like ever. But if I do win the Lotto you all are going to cry!!!
Muwahahahahahahahah!!And just in case you didn’t catch that WELCOME from a transplanted Newfie!!
Thanks for the welcome! No, I’m not a real newfie, but one of my dogs is. She’s a 2 year old newfoundland named Star. We love the breed because they have the best temperament and are such big loves. She’s our second. We lost our first, Shadow, about a year ago. He was 9 and got very sick and we had to have him put to sleep.
My wife and daughter missed him very much as did my other dog Bear, our 13 year old mutt who was like Shadow’s mother. So one day while my daughter and I were out, my wife surprised us by greeting us at the door with Star! I wasn’t really ready at the time for a new dog, it was still a little too soon for me, but now that she’s here, everything just seems right with the world again! The Silver SK arrived today!!!!!! Picture can’t do her justice, but I’ll get some help from a friend and hopefully will be able to get pics up by next week!!
On the topic of cleaning Windstones…if you get them wet, be careful to GENTLY gently dry them…don’t scrub or even rub…I had some paint come off on the tail of my old brown male griffin
it scared me, I love him! He got repainted where the paint rubbed off, but still, be cautious! I’ve given my dragons baths and it hasn’t hurt them.
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