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Birthday: August 23
Gender: Male
Religion:
Atheist
Location:
LAKE OSWEGO, Oregon
United States
LAKE OSWEGO, Oregon
United States
School:
Molson, WA grade School
LaCrosse WA grade school
Tonasket WA High
Deaconess Hospital OTJ Respiratory Therapy Training Program, Spokane, WA
Spokane Community Junior College
Fort George Wright College of the Holy Names,Spokane, WA
Flight schools at Omak, WA and Felts Field, Spokane, WA 1972-3
BCTI computer school, Beaverton, OR.
Molson, WA grade School
LaCrosse WA grade school
Tonasket WA High
Deaconess Hospital OTJ Respiratory Therapy Training Program, Spokane, WA
Spokane Community Junior College
Fort George Wright College of the Holy Names,Spokane, WA
Flight schools at Omak, WA and Felts Field, Spokane, WA 1972-3
BCTI computer school, Beaverton, OR.
Work:
Chef Holiday Inn West, Spokane, WA
Owner of the Queen's Head Pub, Spokane, WA
Sou chef Mallory Hotel, Portland, OR
Dinner chef Buffalo Gap Saloon, Portland, OR
Chef Riccardos Ristorante, Lake Oswego, OR
Respiratory Therapist at Deaconess Hospital and Holy Family Hospital, Spokane, WA
Respiratory therapist Marin General Hospital, Marin County, CA
Respiratory Therapist Franklin Hospital, San Francisco, CA
Retired Chef. Metier northern Italian alto cucina
Former AARP Pharmacy, Beaverton OR employee
Former Respiratory Therapist, trained OTJ Deaconess Hospital, Spokane WA 1962-4
Ranch hand on family ranches at Tonasket, WA and Toroda Creek
Chef Holiday Inn West, Spokane, WA
Owner of the Queen's Head Pub, Spokane, WA
Sou chef Mallory Hotel, Portland, OR
Dinner chef Buffalo Gap Saloon, Portland, OR
Chef Riccardos Ristorante, Lake Oswego, OR
Respiratory Therapist at Deaconess Hospital and Holy Family Hospital, Spokane, WA
Respiratory therapist Marin General Hospital, Marin County, CA
Respiratory Therapist Franklin Hospital, San Francisco, CA
Retired Chef. Metier northern Italian alto cucina
Former AARP Pharmacy, Beaverton OR employee
Former Respiratory Therapist, trained OTJ Deaconess Hospital, Spokane WA 1962-4
Ranch hand on family ranches at Tonasket, WA and Toroda Creek
Hometown(s):
Molson WA
Tonasket WA
Kettle Falls,WA
Spokane WA
San Francisco CA
Sausalito CA
Fairfax CA
San Anselmo CA
Portland OR
Lake Oswego OR
Molson WA
Tonasket WA
Kettle Falls,WA
Spokane WA
San Francisco CA
Sausalito CA
Fairfax CA
San Anselmo CA
Portland OR
Lake Oswego OR
Quote:
Lord Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. The courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to hide the bodies of those whom I had to kill because they just pissed me off.
Lord Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. The courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to hide the bodies of those whom I had to kill because they just pissed me off.
Alitalia pilotLady Piddlepot
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Genepark says:
We thought that she was a cockatoo as defined by where I bought her. She was just a wee thing that could fit in the palm of my hand when we got her. This was years ago and I found her at Northwest Seed and Insecticide out in Trent in the Spokane Valley. She cost $5.
I got her home and put her down on the carpet in the TV room and she immediately squiggled and thus her name. She was a dear thing and very loving. We were visiting a friend and we were not aware that she had gone into her first heat and she had a very quick romance with a little poodle which resulted in 3 puppies, Lord Plushbottom (Lord), Lady Priscilla (Prissy) and Monsieur Veuve Clicquot (Champagne since he was the colour of the wine) I do so miss her and the puppers though they have been gone these many years.
Just tonight I was talking to my partner about our need for another fur person. The shelters here in the Portland area are overwhelmed with animals and too few staff to care for them. I think we will be off to the SPCA pound in north Portland in the next few days to add a new member to our family.
Pets are great for relieving depression which is becoming a major problem with me
I got her home and put her down on the carpet in the TV room and she immediately squiggled and thus her name. She was a dear thing and very loving. We were visiting a friend and we were not aware that she had gone into her first heat and she had a very quick romance with a little poodle which resulted in 3 puppies, Lord Plushbottom (Lord), Lady Priscilla (Prissy) and Monsieur Veuve Clicquot (Champagne since he was the colour of the wine) I do so miss her and the puppers though they have been gone these many years.
Just tonight I was talking to my partner about our need for another fur person. The shelters here in the Portland area are overwhelmed with animals and too few staff to care for them. I think we will be off to the SPCA pound in north Portland in the next few days to add a new member to our family.
Pets are great for relieving depression which is becoming a major problem with me
Posted: July 8, 2008 10:01PM EDT
daisydoyle says:
Such a sweet looking doggie! I love her name! She looks like she has some Beardie in her.....do you know her breeding?
Maggie
Maggie
Posted: July 8, 2008 9:05PM EDT
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