Vibes pls! Colby gets tutored, Oct.2nd [Archive]

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MrsGrace

10-01-2007, 01:05 PM

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Shhhh.... don't tell Colby, but he is getting "tutored" tomorrow! I'm sure he'll be fine, but knowing how awesome the vibes here are at C2bC, I would request just a minimal bit for the pupster. I'm a little nervous, but we have a great vet, so I know he'll be okay. Right? :EEK:

MrsGrace

10-01-2007, 01:07 PM

http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u282/Graceraven/ColbyComment1.jpg

MissGambler's+Mojo'sMommy

10-01-2007, 01:09 PM

You ought to take that same photo again, but have a sweater on him, and take it in front of the Christmas tree when you put it up, very cute!!! Mucho Mojo vibes going out to Colby, and yes, he'll be just fine! Will you get to bring him home tomorrow night?

Fluffypants

10-01-2007, 01:10 PM

+WUBCLUB+~~~~~~~~~~{{{{Colby}}}}~~~~~~~~~~~~~+WUBC LUB+

Don't worry Colby - everything will be a-ok!! It will be more traumatic for your mommy than it will be for you!!!

MrsGrace

10-01-2007, 01:12 PM

Yes, I get to pick him up sometime after 4pm.

I have this great idea for Christmas photos..... :BIGGRIN" But you'll have to wait for that!

MissGambler's+Mojo'sMommy

10-01-2007, 01:14 PM

But I don't wait well!!! :LAUGH::LAUGH::LAUGH::LAUGH: (But then it's just right around the corner.)

manymuddypaws

10-01-2007, 01:22 PM

Colby will be just great! Love the pictures, he looks awfully embarrased!!

MrsGrace

10-01-2007, 01:23 PM

Sorry Delta!! I don't wait well either, hence my tree going up so early!!! :TWITCHY:

We try to wait until Thanksgiving weekend for the majority of decorating, but little things go up sooner.

Jespah

10-01-2007, 01:30 PM

Colby will be fine but we'll send some northern vibes to help as well!!

+WUBCLUB+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+WUBCLUB+

jcj528

10-01-2007, 01:30 PM

Vibes going out to Colby from his friends in Miami.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Colby~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Don't tell him, but the Zigster is next. He's having his session with the tutor on Thursday, October 11

disraeli ears

10-01-2007, 01:54 PM

Vibes for Colby's "tutoring" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~+WUBCLUB+

Rhys says: "Don't worry, Colby - you won't miss 'em." :TWITCHY:

CorgiMum

10-01-2007, 02:34 PM

Lots of good surgery vibes for Colby!!+WUBCLUB+

And I love that picture of him Anna!:LAUGH:

ColColt

10-01-2007, 02:40 PM

Bless his heart-he doesn't look old enough for tutoring. Bubba's breeder told me he never knew anything happened to him at all and never even checked to see he was missing anything!! Colby should do great, in that case.

sutulu

10-01-2007, 03:04 PM

I can't believe he has grown so much already!!!!! It seems like you were waiting for him forever!

He will be fine and all the better after his "minor procedure"......

Best of luck to Colby!

Susan

LaRositaMonita

10-01-2007, 03:05 PM

Vibes to Colby from Mac and me!! (Can Mac have the earmuffs after Coby is done? We've been avoiding the "n" word in our house...only two weeks until it's Mac's turn ;) )

And yeah, I guess Colin sends vibes too...but not really...he'd prefer not to venture into "manhood" related territory :TONGUE:

Kassie

10-01-2007, 04:20 PM

+WUBCLUB+Happy thoughts from our house. We've always referred to "big girl surgery", so I guess it's "big boy surgery" kind of a right of passage:EEK:

peacefull thoughts to all of you!!!

Merlincorgi

10-01-2007, 04:32 PM

Haha.. that picture with the ear muffs is TOO cute. Colby is a doll Anna.. I just can't get over how darn adorable he is. We promise not to tell him about tomorrow's little trip, but I'm sure he'll be just fine!

disraeli ears

10-01-2007, 04:55 PM

Ha ha. :LAUGH: Those pictures are great! He looks so embarrassed. Poor widdle guy.

ZdogZ

10-01-2007, 05:00 PM

That picture is way too funny! Will be sending lots of vibes out for Colby. I am hoping to get Zeke "tutored" sometime this month.

mtoy

10-01-2007, 09:04 PM

Link sends BIG BOY wishes to Colby! Just don't let Colby listen too hard to him because Link's been extra naughty since his big day. Who ever said neutered dogs are better behaved? Ha!

corgiland

10-01-2007, 09:16 PM

Lots of vibes coming Colby's way!

What a cute picture!!

Fluffypants

10-02-2007, 08:13 AM

Extra vibes for Colby on his big day today!!!

+WUBCLUB+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~{{{{Colby}}}}~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~+WUBCLUB+
And some for his mama too . . .

+WUBCLUB+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~{{{{MrsGrace}}}}~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~+WUBCLUB+

MrsGrace

10-02-2007, 12:20 PM

Thanks guys!

I wasn't nervous in the LEAST... until last night. 6pm, my vet hadn't called to "confirm" the appt. So I called quickly and made sure, no food/minimal water after 8pm, cut off all fluids at 12am, bring him in before 7am.

So I have to fill out all the paperwork for Colby this morning, the "please resuscitate", yes do everything you can to the ends of the earth stuff.... and I read "Breed: Cardigan Welsh Corgi"!!!!! :SHOCKED:

All these little things and I'm SOOOO nervous.

MissGambler's+Mojo'sMommy

10-02-2007, 01:14 PM

After the surgery, threaten to sue them for removing his tail.

MrsGrace

10-02-2007, 01:17 PM

After the surgery, threaten to sue them for removing his tail.

:SKEPTICAL: Hey! What's this rabbit you're giving me?! I brought in a dog!!

:BIGLAUGH:

disraeli ears

10-02-2007, 01:24 PM

After the surgery, threaten to sue them for removing his tail.

Hahaha, Delta! :LAUGH:

jcj528

10-02-2007, 01:37 PM

Ana:

Have you heard anything yet? Please give us an update when you can. Sending more vibes his way on his big day.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Colby~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

MrsGrace

10-02-2007, 02:01 PM

LaRositaMonita

10-02-2007, 04:51 PM

Just called the VCA Hospital and he hasn't gone in for surgery yet. I guess the vet has a full day and Colby is slated for this afternoon?

*deep sigh* *worry* I know he'll be fine, but I hate waiting. The tech did say she's been going back there and giving Colby a lot of attention, and she said he was the sweetest snuggler of the dogs they've had in lately.

Thank you for all the vibes and well-wishes. Colby and I appreciate them. I'll keep you updated as soon as I hear anything.

More vibes coming... I was hoping this post was to say he's out of surgery and all went well :\ Mac says that he'll be happy to eat a second helping of dinner on Colby's behalf, since Colby won't be getting any...

ZdogZ

10-02-2007, 04:54 PM

I, too, was hoping to read that Colby was already out of surgery! I've been thinking about Anna and Colby through the day.

pookabeansjd

10-02-2007, 05:05 PM

{{{{{Colby}}}}}
Best wishes, I'm sure it will be fine

MrsGrace

10-02-2007, 05:49 PM

The Vet just called and Colby is out of surgery and doing okay. But I can't come pick him up until 5:30p or so. (again, they will call when I can come get him)

So I'll update one more time at least after he's home, safe and sound!!

Kassie

10-02-2007, 05:53 PM

Hoorah for Colby! More vibes for him and peace for mom!

ZdogZ

10-02-2007, 06:14 PM

Glad to hear that he is doing ok! You will feel so much better after he's home.

MrsGrace

10-02-2007, 06:23 PM

+WUBCLUB+ Thanks guys!

I'm off to PetSmart to get him something soft to snuggle with during his "down" time. Set up the XPen downstairs too to keep him contained and from running rampant.

And I need to snag a few Kongs to stuff to keep him occupied in the coming day or two. His puppy one is "done".

MissGambler's+Mojo'sMommy

10-02-2007, 06:29 PM

More happy news!

Jespah

10-02-2007, 06:39 PM

Yay!!! Glad to hear that Colby is fine!!!!

disraeli ears

10-02-2007, 07:32 PM

Hooray for the big boy!! :BIGGRIN"

MrsGrace

10-02-2007, 08:27 PM

Long story short, he's home and he's fine. I will respond later, needless to say I'll be finding a new vet.

No worries, Colby is so far FINE. I'll post pics later too.

Merlincorgi

10-02-2007, 08:44 PM

Uh oh.. that doesn't sound good with the vet report. Hope little Colby man continues to be okay. Best wishes!

MrsGrace

10-02-2007, 08:50 PM

Poor Colby, not at his best, but mommy got pictures.

Just home from the vet and put the collar on before I laid him down:
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u282/Graceraven/S8000644.jpg

After I laid him down:
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u282/Graceraven/S8000645.jpg

LaRositaMonita

10-02-2007, 09:14 PM

Glad to hear that Colby is okay... vet report doesn't sound too good, so vibes from Mac are still coming your way. :\

MVons

10-02-2007, 09:37 PM

CorgiMum

10-02-2007, 09:58 PM

Poor little guy has had quite a day! Glad that he is home safe and sound.

MrsGrace

10-02-2007, 09:59 PM

Oh my, poor duffer. My son asked "is Chester going to have to wear that thing?" Guess I better get shopping on the soft collar. Anne, check the auction, I've, ah hem, been busy while you were gone, sorry. This is what happens when MDH worked two days of OT.

Wish I'd thought to get a soft collar.

I SEE you have been busy at the auction... but I'm on to you!! :CUTE: Good luck! I'm having fun with this!

MrsGrace

10-02-2007, 10:00 PM

Glad that he is home safe and sound.

Thank you Barbara. +WUBCLUB+ I am very glad to have him home too. Still a worried mommy, but he is sleeping peacefully at my feet and so I must be contented with that.

ZdogZ

10-02-2007, 10:56 PM

Glad to hear that Colby is home and doing ok. Give him some love from all the Z's!

dcole

10-03-2007, 01:25 AM

After the surgery, threaten to sue them for removing his tail.

Snort!:LAUGH:

Glad Colby is home now and doing fine! +WUBCLUB+

Fluffypants

10-03-2007, 08:07 AM

Long story short, he's home and he's fine.

HOORAY!!!

I will respond later, needless to say I'll be finding a new vet.

Uh-oh, that doesn't sound good. :EEK:

{{{{{Colby}}}}}

MrsGrace

10-03-2007, 12:48 PM

Colby update today:

He finally went out to pee and poo at 12am last night. (I carried him to the lawn and back) And then back to bed until 9am this morning. He is still pretty groggy, lethargic and not wanting to do anything other than lay down.

His collar is off as he's leaving his stitches alone (unless I have to leave him alone, then it goes back on) and he's had a small lick of ice cube water (I gave him 2 ice cubes to lick at this morning) and 1 small Tablespoon of food that he's so far kept down, but he's just not really interested in his food like usual.

So the Vet Tech called this morning to check in on Colby, and when I told her he was STILL lethargic and not too responsive, she laughed and said that "boys will milk it, female dogs are tougher". :EEK: Ummm... had male dogs and cats my whole life and never had a dog this lethargic 12+ hours after surgery. She said she'd talk to the vet and call me back.

I'm not giving him his pain meds yet, until I'm sure he'll keep his food and water down. And when he still seems so medicated, I just don't want to give him more.

I know he'll be fine. But I'm a worry-wart and something feels off. Wondering if he just got too much anesthetic. His stitches look fine, aren't inflamed and he IS drinking and using the potty.

I'll keep you guys updated!

disraeli ears

10-03-2007, 01:21 PM

Don't worry too much at this stage - but I will tell you that Rhys's neuter was performed at about 4 in the afternoon, I picked him up around 6 or 630 (and he was very groggy). But by the next morning, he was feeling ok. He slept really well that night, but seemed mostly back to normal after about 12 hours.

And this is my little drama queen, might I add!

MrsGrace

10-03-2007, 01:23 PM

Thanks Tana! Vet said he would be fine too, that he probably got just a bit more anesthetic than he needed. I'm enjoying the extra snuggle time a lot and trying not to let him mope too much!

Going to look in to getting one of those soft e-collars. Seems a lot nicer for all involved than the cone! (though, hopefully I'll never have to use it!)

disraeli ears

10-03-2007, 01:27 PM

I just talked to my mom (who worked for a vet for 21 years). She also says not to worry at this point...she said recovery time depends on how much/which kind of anesthesia given. My mom said his ability to potty is a good sign. :CUTE:

MrsGrace

10-03-2007, 01:29 PM

Thanks Tana. +WUBCLUB+

jcj528

10-03-2007, 02:00 PM

Continuing vibes for Colby from his friemds in Miami. We are hoping for a very quick bounce back!

~~~~~~ Colby ~~~~~~

LaRositaMonita

10-03-2007, 04:25 PM

MrsGrace

10-03-2007, 05:06 PM

MVons

10-03-2007, 05:46 PM

In line with the soft e-collar, Deb mentioned on the phone to me the other night a foam pool-noodle-type collar that was supposed to be even less invasive. Deb, is that collar in Merrie's post? Can we try to locate it? :)Yes, it is the one I say has foam inside. Do compare it to the one that inflates to see which your dog might want. I don't think the foam would fit inside Chester's crate and people complained their dog would slip out the foam one. If your dog is like Chester where there is nothing he can get his head out of, then no problem!:TWITCHY:

Glad the bowels are working fine for Colby - just like humans, they want to be sure everything is in order after surgery. If my foggy memory is correct, Pepper was laying around the next morning after until the afternoon/evening.

mtoy

10-03-2007, 07:16 PM

More vibes to Colby! Glad he is starting to feel better and everything is relatively normal.

In line with the soft e-collar, Deb mentioned on the phone to me the other night a foam pool-noodle-type collar that was supposed to be even less invasive. Deb, is that collar in Merrie's post? Can we try to locate it? :)

Do they really need the collars? Link didn't have one, and they didn't mention him needing one either. In the 10 days he had his stitches in I think I caught him licking himself there only 2 or 3 times, which is probably pretty normal anyway for that time period. No biting or anything. Millie didn't have one either back when she was done.

MVons

10-03-2007, 09:02 PM

Chester was chewing until blood on his hind when we got him - nerves we concluded as the skin sample showed nothing. So I won't be taking any chances. Pepper had no problem leaving her stitches, we didn't have to consider a collar.

CorgiMum

10-03-2007, 09:40 PM

Do they really need the collars? Link didn't have one, and they didn't mention him needing one either. In the 10 days he had his stitches in I think I caught him licking himself there only 2 or 3 times, which is probably pretty normal anyway for that time period. No biting or anything. Millie didn't have one either back when she was done.

Luckily none of mine, Montrose or the boys ever needed a collar after "the" operation.

Penutsma

10-03-2007, 10:26 PM

With all the dogs I have had in my life, I have never had to use a collar on one after a spay or neuter operation. Only dog I ever had problems with was a female cocker spaniel and she had popped a couple of stitches. Doc said she was okay when the panicky Mom brought her in. LOL

corgiland

10-03-2007, 11:56 PM

Continued vibes being sent for Colby until he is feelilng better again.......

MrsGrace

10-04-2007, 12:56 AM

Colby is on the mend!! +WUBCLUB+ Collar is off, mostly it was precautionary as he had a few licks here and there. I'm of course still watching him like a hawk but tonight, he is definitely friskier and a happy guy!

Thank you all so much for your support. Vibes, prayers and posts were very much appreciated and Colby sends his thanks too!

+WUBCLUB+

LaRositaMonita

10-04-2007, 05:49 AM

Good to hear! So now that we know Colby's in the clear, do we get to commiserate with you on the story of why he's getting a new vet?

jcj528

10-04-2007, 07:02 AM

YAY!!! Colby's on the mend YAY!!!

ZdogZ

10-04-2007, 07:57 AM

I'm so glad to hear that Colby is doing better.

disraeli ears

10-04-2007, 08:08 AM

Yay for Colby!! +WUBCLUB+ Actually, Rhys didn't need a collar or onesies or anything after his surgery - he never bothered his stitches.

Fluffypants

10-04-2007, 08:14 AM

Yay! So glad to hear that Colby is doing better!

CorgiMum

10-04-2007, 09:54 AM

Glad to hear that you are feeling chipper now Colby.:SMILE:

MVons

10-04-2007, 12:22 PM

Great news, on the mend and collar off. Chester sends his thanks to prompting me to get the soft collar, though he doesn't know why I did.

Please share your Vet story if it will give me info on what to look for when I go to a new one next week.

manymuddypaws

10-04-2007, 03:31 PM

I'm glad to hear that Colby is starting to feel better!!!

dcole

10-04-2007, 08:48 PM

Yay Colby!! :CUTE:

MrsGrace

10-04-2007, 09:31 PM

The long and short of the Vet story... it's a multi-vet clinic and the techs seem to have high turnover. I moved here last November and went to them on the recommendation of family who live locally.

The last few times I've been in, the techs have been in the reception area on the phone making personal calls and ignoring the clients waiting, while the one receptionist looks frazzled and over worked is trying to handle emergency calls plus the waiting clients/animals.

I have had TWO sets of discharge papers that had the wrong animals name on the form, wrong/improper instructions for the procedure done/issue.

Then when I went to pick up Colby, he had been out of surgery barely 2 hours and it took them forever to bring him up, which I find out is due to the fact that they were trying to get him to walk up to the front from the back area (which is a LONG couple of hallways off). That was the last straw for me. Colby had just had major invasive surgery (he had one of his guys up in his body and it took a bit of exploratory to find) and they were trying to make him walk to the front. Literally, I took him from the tech and he slumped against my shoulder, totally zoned out.

The tech didn't and couldn't tell me anything about the procedure. Not how it went, how long it took, how Colby did... nothing. Discharge instructions were blatantly wrong, his breed was still listed incorrectly (and I gave them his puppy AKC paperwork on day 1). The phone call the next day from the tech where she laughed and made light of the fact that Colby was still groggy and while he was peeing, he wasn't really eating or drinking and as she called it, "boys will milk it, female dogs are tougher". I felt it inappropriate. Better and more professional would have been "he must have had an anesthetic that made him groggier. As long as he is peeing and (insert more instructional and helpful advice here) he will be okay, but PLEASE feel free to call us if you have any questions or concerns".

Very unprofessional. And they are supposed to be nationally accredited and sponsored. So I am in the process of finding a new vet and writing a letter to their Corporate Headquarters that I will be CC'ing to the local clinic as well and any one else that will listen.

It's hard because I really like his Vet Dr., but my animals deserve better than this blatant lack of compassion, care and concern from the techs.

That's the story! It'll work out for the best. I know I'll find a new vet locally that I adore. I may just get a list of them and drive around with Colby one day, check out a bunch of clinics and see how the staff is, how clean the facility is etc.

MrsGrace

10-04-2007, 09:38 PM

Colby update for tonight...

I have to keep him in the XPen or he fraps everywhere and goes bonkers with his toys! It's awesome to see him so perky again! He delighted in eating a normal meal, had a blast on a very very short "walk" (just in the yard, short leash) and wanted to go after the cats again today, which is a GREAT sign! The past 2 days he hadn't had ANY interest in the cats and let them come up to him and rub. It was really sweet.

So he's awesome and bouncing back quickly. Hard to keep him quiet, but I am putting his meals in small portions in these Kong like balls for him to work at and keep him occupied. Plus some plushy toys.

I had forgotten, I'd bought 2 new BoBo's for Colby, but they were pink and lavender. (HEY! They were on sale and the last two!!! Can't pass up a sale price!!) But as someone pointed out, I could have had better timing in giving him his new pink Bobo!!! :WINK::TWITCHY:

MissGambler's+Mojo'sMommy

10-04-2007, 09:43 PM

I know what you mean Anna, I have had many isssues with techs, even before the dogs, I've had cats my entire life. My policy for years has been to not even waste my time explaining my issues to the techs when I have to call. When I have to call, I ask for the vet by name, if they are busy, I ask to have them call me as soon as they can. It works. If you like your vet, stick with him, just alert the vet, and corporate, about the tech's bad behavior, because that's something that can be corrected. (I've had a tech fired, I had taken two cats in, one for vaccinations, one for an eye irritation, the tech gave the wrong cat the vaccinations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) They were fired that day. Bypass the techs if you like your vet, complain about the items that you listed, and they do deserve the complaints, and never let the techs take them from you for vaccinations and such, always go with them, and ask, ask before they do any and everything. Hang in there Anna, you have many more vet visits ahead of you, all routine of course.

MrsGrace

10-04-2007, 09:47 PM

You're absolutely right, Delta. I'm still going to gauge the reaction of my Vet by her response to my call and official letter. (I'm giving the issue a few days so it's less of a reaction and more of a response on my behalf) If she does something to correct the issues I have had (and others I'm sure) I will be inclined to stay. She really is great and listens. But if she acts like it's somehow my fault, or my problem alone, I am happy to take my animals (and money!) elsewhere.

I have to ask... Was your cat okay??? I would have been furious!

MissGambler's+Mojo'sMommy

10-04-2007, 09:56 PM

Cat is fine, she's 11 years old now. (I have found that the ones named Lucifer have long life spans :TWITCHY:) I love my vets, here and in CA, but they both have some techs that drive me nuts, so I do know what you are talking about. When Mojo had her last procedure, I had to pinch my hubby, I thought that he was going to go off on the tech who brought her out. We had taken her carrier in(hard plastic) and he just tossed her in. Pointless to say anything to him, but I had a word with his boss/vet, and we've seen that tech twice since then and he's just the sweetest thing, sort of like Colby right now, like he's missing the same thing. You do have to speak up, and I'm curious to hear how your vet responds, that's what really matters. My vets have pulled me out of a few sticky situations, so I wouldn't trade them, but I certainly would fire a number of their techs!

corgiland

10-04-2007, 10:40 PM

Anna....so glad to hear that Colby is feeling better....I am sorry though you have had this trouble with the Vet - Techs....

Good Luck with everything.....

MVons

10-04-2007, 10:48 PM

Anna thanks for posting. Now I know why one place I called in Hemet about neuter, I had a hesitation feeling about them. It was the person who answered the phone. Good to know the front desk can be as important as the Vet when you are looking for a Vet.

HemiCoop

10-09-2007, 03:23 PM

MrsGrace

10-19-2007, 07:00 PM

Colby got his stitches out today and a clean bill of health. Plus he had his rabies vaccine.

A good ending to an interesting story! +WUBCLUB+ He's currently outside romping in the partially sunny weather with the neighbor's kids.

corgiland

10-19-2007, 11:58 PM

Glad to hear that Colby got his stitches out and has a clean bill of health!!

Way to go Colby!

ZdogZ

10-20-2007, 10:26 AM

Great to hear that!

ColColt

10-20-2007, 03:20 PM

MrsGrace

10-20-2007, 06:18 PM

I'm glad that little fellow is on the mend and romping and playing once more, MrsGrace. I know he's happy to feel better once again. I've read that do not administer any vaccine two weeks before or right after any kind of surgery....something to do with their immune system being surpressed by the anesthetics rendering them not as healthy as they normally would be...don't know for sure but, I'm positive I've read that.

Good info to have! Thankfully he was 2 weeks and 3 days past his surgery and so far seems fine!

In fact... he gets to meet a lady corgi this evening named "Serenity" or "Sera" for short. (pun intended! :TWITCHY:) We'll see how they do together. She's an older woman, probably in her 2's or 3's... mayhap this would make for another fun thread! *scrambles off to start a new topic*

ColColt

10-20-2007, 07:44 PM

I'd be sure to be a constant chaperon since those older women could teach him the ropes and have him develop some bad habits on a dog whisperer could treat!!

Jespah

10-20-2007, 08:09 PM

Hope Colby makes a new friend!! He's gonna learn about girl Corgis - Rupe says do whatever she wants and things will be fine! :SHOCKED:

MrsGrace

10-21-2007, 02:34 AM

Hope Colby makes a new friend!! He's gonna learn about girl Corgis - Rupe says do whatever she wants and things will be fine! :SHOCKED:

:LAUGH: SO TRUE!!! Sera ruled the roost. Will post updates/pics tomorrow.

CorgiMum

10-21-2007, 08:23 AM

Will post updates/pics tomorrow.Looking forward to them!!