Ali & Taz
Hi my name is Ali and i have a rescue OES called Taz (aka Pudge). I think she is approx 11 yrs old but can't be sure. She's a bouncy smelly OES who has dragged me through some difficult times. ((huggs to Pudge)) I have been a member of this forum for some time but have been alittle to shy to introduce myself!!! I do peek in on the forum on a regular basis and would love to join in on the fun you lot seem to have (...and share experiences, tips, sadness and joy!!!!) I noticed that there was a Sheepiefest organised in the UK last year <<feeling left out>> ..any thoughts of another one this year :0) look forward to chattin regards Ali x Big OES 'Woofs' |
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| Welcome, and Happy New Year to you and Taz!
We are in Minnesota, USA. I have a Taz too (ours is spelled Tazz) and he is a Miniature Pinscher.  |
| Welcome !! I'm in the UK too but Archie is only half OES ....we're trying to guess what his Dad was and the favourite guess ,from the size of his feet , so far is a camel !
Julie . |
Welcome from St. Louis, MO!!!!! and..........Happy New Year....  |
| Welcome!! No reason to be shy, we don't bite (usually... except maybe......) |
| Welcome to you and Pudge ! |
| welcome from me and panda.....i dont bite but i may ask you stupid questions regarding your accent and size of your hats...( you DO wear big hats, right??) |
| Welcome to the forum! |
| Welcome to the community! |
Welcome from Southern California.  |
| Welcome, Ali and Taz, from Pennsylvania! Don't be shy - we're just one big, happy, worldwide family here!! |
| Welcome Ali and Taz, sending g'days from Australia. Welcome to the forum. |
| Hi and Welcome im in the uk too not too far from you! staffordshire. Where about in the Midlands are you! I use to live in Warley!
Yes!!!! We are having our second sheepie day this year not sure when yet but keep looking we will post as soon as we have a Date, Time, and Place!!!.. lol  |
| Welcome indeed! No need to lurk, just jump right in. We love sheepies and their sheepie people! Stinky sheepie?? yeah, once in awhile, especially after a good roll upon a dead squirrel or pooh. |
| Welcome!! Glad you decided to join in on the fun!! No need to be shy! We are all interested in hearing about Taz's adventures and of course, seeing pictures!! |
| taz is so cute thanks for rescuing this cute oes.welcome from fla |
| thank you all for such a lovely warm welcome!!!! Pudge and I feel really quite overwhelmed....
Note to Darcy & Panda: yes brits where Big Hats (or is that just Pudge - see pics)....drink tea....and where i come from say things like 'Aye up me duck' (translated - 'hello') Note to Kim (My neighbour in the UK): I'm from Burton upon Trent ....keep me posted on that Sheepie day ....!!! I shall mosey around the forum as often as possible and try and keep up with it all Again - big smiles from Ali and big woofs from Pudge xx |
Hi from Canada, my inlaws are from the uk. Yorkshire area.... they do not wear big hats here... but I do know when they have been on the phone with them... it takes a day to understand them again... and when they go for a visit  weeks to understand them again. Hoping to go to uk in a year or two, daughter wants to meet the other side of the family. I am a BIG chicken when it comes to flying only reason we have not been yet. |
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