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I sure hope the OP is doing okay.

I am sorry I don't have any good advice to give you. I just wanted to leave a little comment to let you know that I am really sorry that you have to deal with such a scary situation. It is truly unfair.

Another Canadian here. I have to admit I haven't come across a lot of Canadian specific resources but would love to know if there are any out there.

I am currently re-reading 'The Power of Habit' by Charles Duhigg.

I recently finished Oliver Sacks book 'Awakenings' which I've been wanting to read for years now but in retrospect it was a very strange book to be reading in the middle of a pandemic. (*laughs*)

I am a huge fan of water kefir. I am hoping that I'll be able to keep fermenting it once I am eventually out on the road.

I must have been living under a rock for the last six years. I wasn't even aware they had made a movie!

I originally joined the forum around 2015 and then somehow managed to become completely distracted by life shortly afterwards for (*counts on her fingers*) um....apparently 6 years? Oops!  Oh well, better late then never right?  I look forward to chatting with you all on future topics.

I've always been kind of lazy when it comes to cutting my hair when it is longer. I will put it in a ponytail behind my head and trim it even and then put it in a ponytail in FRONT of my head and trim it even. (It is very hard to describe this without pictures but I'll give it a shot...the hair...

Not tight. Jack Russell Terriers are known for their boldness. Pain is just not a deterrent to them. My dog has jumped out of a car window once once while we were stopped and standing talking to someone just outside the car with his collar and leash on in order to be 'closer to us'. He would...

My dog also does not wear a collar. His rabies tag actually rubbed a huge patch of his fur off right down to the skin that he is still healing from six months later and we were told by the vet that he wasn't required to wear it as long as we had the information. When we take him out for walks...

I have a Jack Russel Terrier so it is actually recommend in books about the breed that he is never off-leash because of his strong prey drive can get him into trouble as they are a working breed. I am sometimes left in fear when other people's dogs are unleashed because it is obvious that they...

Oh my gosh! That is so horrid. I had no idea that dog fighting rings even still went on in today's day and age. :( In regards to the original post, we have a Jack Russel Terrier that we got from a local animal shelter so happily he already came chipped. We always keep his chip up to date...

I have the same one as karl. It does have a tendency to leak if it is not upright but for its cheap price and the ability for the convenience of not having to stop to get a cup of hot water...it is perfect for me.

I don't see any problems using Soylent in moderation but I'd never use it as a regular meal replacement. Our brains are really set up to require us to chew our food. Link

I just joined today and I am looking forward to learning all I can from the life experiences of all you wonderful people here on the forum. :heart: