Dr Saxe

Kittens looking for a good home

This morning there was a knock on the door and when I answered the door I found a young girl (who should have been in school at that time) with a box full of screaming kittens that she is trying to find good homes for. I had to tell her thanks, but no thanks and send her on her way, hopefully someone will take these kittens off her hands and she can concentrate on getting herself to school. Maybe she is being home schooled, many people are going that route these days.

Ninjutsu Lessons - a good and positive move for my niece

My brother and his wife have gotten my favorite niece into taking Ninjutsu lessons and they tell me that she is enjoying it immensely and shows promise in keeping an interest in this Japanese type of Martial Arts. She has only been taking these lessons for a little over 2 months and has just last night earned her green belt and can finally put away the bright white belt that all beginners are keenly aware of the “newbie” status that it implies.

I have taken the time and looked on the Internet and found a web-site that specializes in Martial Arts Equipment and have found a book that speaks of The Ninjutsu: History and Tradition, that I am thinking of ordering for her as one of her several Christmas presents that I will take over to her this year. She is an awesome kid and I adore spoiling her at every chance that I get. She does like to read, thank goodness, because so many kids these days hate even the idea of picking up a book, so I feel comfortable in giving her some type of book or two every Christmas, along with other items that she has on the top of her Christmas wish list each and every year, and she always counts on that tradition between the two of us since her very first Christmas experience.

Find a home online

Most of us are familiar with the New Home Guide that is located in every newspaper and magazine section in most gas stations and convenience stores. Not surprised to find that they have a web-site with numerous tips for buying a home and good information for first time home buyers as well.

I took the time to check out their site and was pleased to see that it is very user friendly and easy to maneuver around in, in order to search for the perfect home, in any area in the United States of America. They have many interesting tips and information for all areas of the home buying process and creates a good positive atmosphere for some one who is thinking of stepping into this sometimes stressful task, they can certainly take some of the stress out of the entire process, if given a look see.

New home construction has slowed down as of lately, but hopefully things will turn around soon and the real estate market just can’t possibly get any worse, so one should keep in mind that if you don’t find the New Home Guide anywhere, for your convenience you can go right online and check out the information needed right there at your finger tips.

Online info on any phone number in the U.S. of A.

Nationwide Phone Lookup can be a useful tool for many people these days, I for one get several calls that I have taken the time to look up to find who has been calling me during the hours that I am not at home to answer the phone and they don’t bother to leave a message on my voice mail.

I have found at Nationwidephonelookup.com you can track down numbers that you haven’t even used in many a years and it will track down the person’s info for you quick as can be.

Wild fires in California

According to the news, it appears that a student bonfire is the cause of at least one of the three wild fires that have been responsible to burning over one thousand homes to burn down and blackened over 65 square miles of land.

The students, aged 18 to 22 had thought that they fire had burned out and left, when the fire reignited and then proceeded to cause all of the hardship and grief for so many people left to deal with this horrible disaster.

“It appears this fire was the result of carelessness, not criminal intent,” said Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown, who declined to say which school the students attend.