Army Thread Wednesday 4th September
I feckin HATE shaggingironing! With a passion! I usually have mountains of clothes in the dining room, waiting their turn to see the ironing board. :upset: I'll even pick some off the stack and put them on unironed. I used to even iron my pajamas but One2Many managed to me stop doing that nonsense, and now I've gone totally to the dark side.
Whizzy? Congratulations on your 45th Anniversary! What an innings! You deserve a medal woman!
Mr d?Arsey? How did the interview go? Did you charm the feck out of them with your winsome Scottish ways?
(I used to live in Aberdeen btw? for 2 years.)
Tipps? How is the now lighter Samuel L Catson?
Sweety? Sorry to hear about the backache? I get that fairly often myself (I have scoliosis, had it since I was a wain). Lately I?ve been taking anti-inflammatories instead of painkillers and they help a lot? maybe you want to give that a shot?
Foxy? Maybe you want to try the anti-inflams too?
Jacks? What did ye buy me?
Yoooo Hooooo to a?body else!
Stormy and overcast here today but it?s still chuffing hot & humid. :upset: 81 degrees farenheit? Gah! and Bah! Got to go grocery shopping and had planned on taking a trip up to the organic farm for a haul of veggies. Not much of a day for driving with the rain though, and it's a long way, so it may get postponed till the morrow.
Mollers... Forgot to menshun before... I got the S4 and am really liking it. The sound quality on the calls is amazing.
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Recluse;1551927 wrote:
Amy reportage - didn't realise what I was taking on when I decided to get a puppy, I think it must be like having a baby. Have to prepare meals for her 4 times a day, make sure she always has clean water, take her outside to use the toilet facilities about 16 times a day, get up a couple of times in the night to do same, clean up the toilet accidents and other mess she creates, play with her to keep her entertained, and keep a watchful eye on her to stop her chewing things. She seems to need to keep her mouth constantly occupied when she's not resting, either with eating, drinking, chewing, or play biting. In order to feed myself or have a bath or go to the post office I have to put her in her cage for a little while and then I feel guilty about that. Did I mention that I love her?
Awwwhhhhhhh.........
Ach, that's a lovely post.) She certainly sounds like a handful but that's prolly a good thing in the long-run as it means she has character. Don't feel guilty about the cage... it makes them feel secure apparently. Taco next door loves his cage and goes in it on his own accord... can't get him out sometimes in fact! I'm glad you two have bonded.
Kittens are a handful too, especially when you get them really young. Sean was taken away from his mam before he knew how to eat and I had to bottle feed him for a few weeks. Used to tie a knot behind my back on an oversize t-shirt and carry him around like a kangaroo! He wore a sock with four holes in it for the first few weeks. And was sick everywhere. And pooped all over the place... ah yes, fond memories... :h
Ukblonde;1551945 wrote:
Nails this morning, then gym. Just done a bit of ironing, don't like ironing so it really was a 'bit'.
Amy reportage - didn't realise what I was taking on when I decided to get a puppy, I think it must be like having a baby. Have to prepare meals for her 4 times a day, make sure she always has clean water, take her outside to use the toilet facilities about 16 times a day, get up a couple of times in the night to do same, clean up the toilet accidents and other mess she creates, play with her to keep her entertained, and keep a watchful eye on her to stop her chewing things. She seems to need to keep her mouth constantly occupied when she's not resting, either with eating, drinking, chewing, or play biting. In order to feed myself or have a bath or go to the post office I have to put her in her cage for a little while and then I feel guilty about that. Did I mention that I love her?
Awwwhhhhhhh.........
Ach, that's a lovely post.
) She certainly sounds like a handful but that's prolly a good thing in the long-run as it means she has character. Don't feel guilty about the cage... it makes them feel secure apparently. Taco next door loves his cage and goes in it on his own accord... can't get him out sometimes in fact! I'm glad you two have bonded. Kittens are a handful too, especially when you get them really young. Sean was taken away from his mam before he knew how to eat and I had to bottle feed him for a few weeks. Used to tie a knot behind my back on an oversize t-shirt and carry him around like a kangaroo! He wore a sock with four holes in it for the first few weeks. And was sick everywhere. And pooped all over the place... ah yes, fond memories... :h
Ukblonde;1551945 wrote:
Nails this morning, then gym. Just done a bit of ironing, don't like ironing so it really was a 'bit'.
Whizzy? Congratulations on your 45th Anniversary! What an innings! You deserve a medal woman!
Mr d?Arsey? How did the interview go? Did you charm the feck out of them with your winsome Scottish ways?
(I used to live in Aberdeen btw? for 2 years.)Tipps? How is the now lighter Samuel L Catson?
Sweety? Sorry to hear about the backache? I get that fairly often myself (I have scoliosis, had it since I was a wain). Lately I?ve been taking anti-inflammatories instead of painkillers and they help a lot? maybe you want to give that a shot?
Foxy? Maybe you want to try the anti-inflams too?
Jacks? What did ye buy me?
Yoooo Hooooo to a?body else!
Stormy and overcast here today but it?s still chuffing hot & humid. :upset: 81 degrees farenheit? Gah! and Bah! Got to go grocery shopping and had planned on taking a trip up to the organic farm for a haul of veggies. Not much of a day for driving with the rain though, and it's a long way, so it may get postponed till the morrow.
Mollers... Forgot to menshun before... I got the S4 and am really liking it. The sound quality on the calls is amazing.
)
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