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May 21st 07, 11:43 PM
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Small twin about to land gear up
As for them being "just animals", they can provide one heck of a lot of
companionship and enrichment to one's life just the same. I guess what you don't know you don't miss. But I do know... I had a dog for 12 years, and it certainly did suck when he died. In addition, I've had many cats throughout the years. So I do know. Frankly, I do not miss having animals and the extra work that is associated with them. None the less, I would not classify me as a dog person. But hey, if a dog likes flying it can't be half bad. ;-) -- Mike Flyin'8 PP-ASEL Temecula, CA http://flying.4alexanders.com 
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