Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

Not to worry Molls, premature phone endings. It happens to the best of us.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

That is cos it was loaded with innuendo.

Just looking round this midden that we used to call a living room and trying to drag up the energy to get the hoover out.

[satz123]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

mollyka;1551416 wrote: Hard hearted MARE!!! It's not so much WHEN their bits are gone - it's the DOING of the bits to be gone
How's you honey?

I suppose what you never used you won't miss ??:H
Wonder has Amy had her bits done ?

[satz123]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

mollyka;1551420 wrote: I'm quite good -- feel somewhat calmed down -- still a bit on tenterhooks bout Joey -- feel he's living on the edge -- out till all hours and sorta scrambling to get to work every day -- and I know it's HIS life -- but the repercussions do feel like they will fall on me --- if he screws up again Joe will have no hesitation bout sending him off --- and I know that's what SHOULD happen -- it just feels nigh on impossible at the mo. Simon calmed me a bit tho (Simon + calm in the same sentence?????????) said he won't see him homeless!!!
Very glad Joe's back at work too!!!

:l:l Mammy Molls :l I hear ya !

[satz123]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

EnglishWriter77;1551426 wrote: Hi Everybody!

Hope you're all well - I can't help but feel sorry for the critters - I'd miss my bits!

Had a great birthday - my family surprised me and my brothers, sister, Mum and Steve and my nephew all came up and met me at the restaurant - had loads of fab pressies including a new Nokia Lumia phone and some new pants and socks - hurrah!

Now off to the park with my daughter and loving life!

Hope you all have a fab day

EW

:wavin: EW
So happy for you :l

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

satz123;1551447 wrote: I suppose what you never used you won't miss ??:H
Wonder has Amy had her bits done ?

It's too early, recommended between 5 and 7 months.

Unless you're thinking of breeding, it's highly recommended.

Sir Dylan the Dog only lost his as he had cancer of the nadgers.

Don't ya just love the Army when we talk balls.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

Well someone's got to do it so I'd better go in...............cover me.

[satz123]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

Ok so - seeing as you two are off dusting under ornaments I will go do a bit of lunch ( jesus almost said WORK there ) :egad:
Catch yiz later in aftenoon in Skiverville :
dans l'apr?s-midi - that's French mes amis !!!

[Recluse]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

satz123;1551409 wrote: X Post
I am in work - Noseyhole is on hols - I will be visiting Skiverville a lot .

2 sleeps to my holidays !!
You sound contented satzy :goodjob:

mollyka;1551420 wrote: I'm quite good -- feel somewhat calmed down -- still a bit on tenterhooks bout Joey -- feel he's living on the edge -- out till all hours and sorta scrambling to get to work every day -- and I know it's HIS life -- but the repercussions do feel like they will fall on me --- if he screws up again Joe will have no hesitation bout sending him off --- and I know that's what SHOULD happen -- it just feels nigh on impossible at the mo. Simon calmed me a bit tho (Simon + calm in the same sentence?????????) said he won't see him homeless!!!
Very glad Joe's back at work too!!!
I can understand your anxiety molly, but to me it looks like you and Joe are handling the situation very sensibly.

EnglishWriter77;1551426 wrote: Had a great birthday - my family surprised me and my brothers, sister, Mum and Steve and my nephew all came up and met me at the restaurant - had loads of fab pressies including a new Nokia Lumia phone and some new pants and socks - hurrah!

Now off to the park with my daughter and loving life!
Glad you enjoyed your birthday EW - hope you have a great time with your daughter too.

mollyka;1551430 wrote:

..... we all must remember - the good AND the bad -- not batter ourselves with the bad bits -- but remember..... it's essential - when the comparisons between sober life and drinking life become just irreconcilable really - that's when we can move forward with a choice --- if we forget the bad bits - there's no choice......

That makes such a lot of sense.

satz123;1551447 wrote:

I suppose what you never used you won't miss ??
Wonder has Amy had her bits done ?

No...bit too early satzy.

mollyka;1551449 wrote: :H:H:H Oh poor Amy!!! Give her a CHANCE --- she's still learning to poo and wee all over Reccies eaten slippers

I'm doing my level best to teach her to do her business outside molly, but she doesn't give any advance warning when she needs to go, so we're still having 2 or 3 accidents every day at the mo. :upset:

I bought a bottle of spray containing bitrex to use on the furniture to try to discourage her from chewing it. She still chews the furniture and she shows her complete and utter contempt for my efforts by chewing the feckin bottle as well! :upset:

[satz123]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

Recluse;1551518 wrote: You sound contented satzy



I can understand your anxiety molly, but to me it looks like you and Joe are handling the situation very sensibly.



Glad you enjoyed your birthday EW - hope you have a great time with your daughter too.



That makes such a lot of sense.



No...bit too early satzy.



I'm doing my level best to teach her to do her business outside molly, but she doesn't give any advance warning when she needs to go, so we're still having 2 or 3 accidents every day at the mo.

I bought a bottle of spray containing bitrex to use on the furniture to try to discourage her from chewing it. She still chews the furniture and she shows her complete and utter contempt for my efforts by chewing the feckin bottle as well! :upset:

:H:H:H Poor Recmeister !!! This too shall pass !!:l

[RunningCourage]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

Recluse;1551518 wrote:

I'm doing my level best to teach her to do her business outside molly, but she doesn't give any advance warning when she needs to go, so we're still having 2 or 3 accidents every day at the mo. :upset:

We're having the same issue with my dad.

[RunningCourage]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

Yo. :wavin:

Right, job interview presentation - done.

Gotta write an entry for my uni course blog - nearly done.

Then gonna whiz into town to buy new running shoes :woot:

[satz123]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

RunningCourage;1551532 wrote: We're having the same issue with my dad.

:H:H and me with my mother

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

Recluse;1551518 wrote:

I'm doing my level best to teach her to do her business outside molly, but she doesn't give any advance warning when she needs to go, so we're still having 2 or 3 accidents every day at the mo. :upset:

I bought a bottle of spray containing bitrex to use on the furniture to try to discourage her from chewing it. She still chews the furniture and she shows her complete and utter contempt for my efforts by chewing the feckin bottle as well! :upset:

That's just made me howl laughing.:H:H

:goodjob: to Amy only 2 or 3 a day. Progress. Takes 2 blessed years to potty train a child.

Reccy, for a first time dog owner you're doing brilliantly.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Tuesday 3rd September

RunningCourage;1551534 wrote: Yo. :wavin:

Right, job interview presentation - done.

Gotta write an entry for my uni course blog - nearly done.

Then gonna whiz into town to buy new running shoes :woot:

Ooh while you're there can you bring me a cooked chicken back. The son & heir has taken most of ours for his lunch. I may have to keeeeeeeeeeeeel him.