Hi All,
We will be advertising our hairless (sanspelo), dumbo, and dumbo-hairless kittens on the http://www.pethobbyist.com website under the classified ads section in the next few days. The keyword "rats" should bring you directly to our classified ad under the exotics - mouse and rat classification.
Best regards,
Mary Ann
Friday, September 14, 2007
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Alternate methods of shipping
Hi All,
I had a request to check on Fedex same day service as a possible alternative to using Delta Dash but as I expected it isn't an option. Even if they did allow shipment of rats, their prices for doing so are even higher than Delta Airlines. Honestly the best bet is to pick out and pick up your kitten personally or if you have someone in our vicinity who can transport him/her back to you that would be a viable option.
Best regards,
Mary Ann
I had a request to check on Fedex same day service as a possible alternative to using Delta Dash but as I expected it isn't an option. Even if they did allow shipment of rats, their prices for doing so are even higher than Delta Airlines. Honestly the best bet is to pick out and pick up your kitten personally or if you have someone in our vicinity who can transport him/her back to you that would be a viable option.
Best regards,
Mary Ann
Friday, September 7, 2007
Technorati
Hi Everyone,
This is a heads-up to let everyone know that Oh, Rats! has been submitted to the Technorati blog search site/directory.
Best regards,
Mary Ann
Technorati Profile
This is a heads-up to let everyone know that Oh, Rats! has been submitted to the Technorati blog search site/directory.
Best regards,
Mary Ann
Technorati Profile
Thursday, September 6, 2007
It's alive!
Hi All,
The fancy rat website is now up and running. It was a bit of a struggle, and I am still researching search engines but it can be accessed through google.com for the time being.
Best regards,
Mary Ann
The fancy rat website is now up and running. It was a bit of a struggle, and I am still researching search engines but it can be accessed through google.com for the time being.
Best regards,
Mary Ann
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Ohhrats.com has been launched
Hi Everyone,
For all of you who have been waiting with baited breath for the launch of our Fancy Rats website entitled ohhrats.com (note the double "h" please), it should be online shortly. It is my understanding that it can take up to 48 hours to become "live" out there in cyberspace.
Please feel free to email your questions and comments to our Oh, Rats! blog, and we will be adding other pertinent websites and photos to our blog as they become available.
Best regards,
Mary Ann
For all of you who have been waiting with baited breath for the launch of our Fancy Rats website entitled ohhrats.com (note the double "h" please), it should be online shortly. It is my understanding that it can take up to 48 hours to become "live" out there in cyberspace.
Please feel free to email your questions and comments to our Oh, Rats! blog, and we will be adding other pertinent websites and photos to our blog as they become available.
Best regards,
Mary Ann
Saturday, July 14, 2007
The semester ends!
Well, actually the semester officially ends at 11:59 this evening but all papers, presentations, discussions, etc. are done and submitted, so I guess it's over until the fall semester starts the upheaval all over again. Just think, I signed up for this . . .
Now it's time to play "catch up" with all the projects, research, reading, and anything else that was sidelined until this semester break. The publishing company will be set up, the fancy rat endeavor will be better organized, and there will be time for us to go fossil hunting, visit the gem mines, take photos, and maybe get some rest but not necessarily in that order. This vacation will not include packing, moving and unpacking although the last of the boxes are presently being unpacked as I type but we'll actually be able to explore the new area in which we live. That will include joining the local fencing club - engarde! It's been months since we have had the opportunity to sabre fence, and this new group is not too familiar with sabre, just epee and foil. It's time to go sharpen my sword . . .
Ciao,
Mary Ann
Now it's time to play "catch up" with all the projects, research, reading, and anything else that was sidelined until this semester break. The publishing company will be set up, the fancy rat endeavor will be better organized, and there will be time for us to go fossil hunting, visit the gem mines, take photos, and maybe get some rest but not necessarily in that order. This vacation will not include packing, moving and unpacking although the last of the boxes are presently being unpacked as I type but we'll actually be able to explore the new area in which we live. That will include joining the local fencing club - engarde! It's been months since we have had the opportunity to sabre fence, and this new group is not too familiar with sabre, just epee and foil. It's time to go sharpen my sword . . .
Ciao,
Mary Ann
Friday, June 15, 2007
TGIF
The computer system is back up and running, and I actually managed to attend my online class the other evening. I never thought a plumber could murder a computer but how wrong I was. The debate is should I call the plumbing company and tell them that their plumber's mistake cost me a thousand dollars for a new computer or should I just absorb the cost? If I wait much longer, it will be too late to consider further.
Monday will allow a Fedex shipment to send twenty reptiles to their new home, and relieve a stressful situation here with trying to feed on a regular basis without consistent access to a food source to keep them healthy and thriving. This is a bit late in the season for a ball python to bless us with five goose-sized eggs besides. However, that does put us a bit closer to producing our "snow-balls" during the coming months.
Well, it's off to the barn to care for all the new babies who are up and coming members of The Educated Rodent project.
Ciao for now . . .
Monday will allow a Fedex shipment to send twenty reptiles to their new home, and relieve a stressful situation here with trying to feed on a regular basis without consistent access to a food source to keep them healthy and thriving. This is a bit late in the season for a ball python to bless us with five goose-sized eggs besides. However, that does put us a bit closer to producing our "snow-balls" during the coming months.
Well, it's off to the barn to care for all the new babies who are up and coming members of The Educated Rodent project.
Ciao for now . . .
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