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10-12-2017, 01:18 PM
Don't blame you Kazz cancelling not worth it getting stuck or worse.
Stopped snowing here now and turning slushy just hope it doesn't freeze overnight as Gorden is in work tomorrow back in the evening and Mark is back to work and has a lot of back roads to travel.

It is nice Kazz having him home more and he is enjoying it.

Had a call from peter earlier Gill had another one of her episodes and fell over also. He has done his back in trying to get her up. Seems to be roughly every month it happens.
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10-12-2017, 02:45 PM
Oh dear Lynn, sorry to hear it, hope she hasn't injured herself badly and poor Peter will need to be careful too, what a state of affairs just before Christmas.

It is still snow here but not as heavily and Amber is now keen to go out again. Dreading it!
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10-12-2017, 02:48 PM
Afternoon all
well we have snow, went out to pick up a cake for my trainer and ......car got stuck, at the top of the road, just hope somebody doesn't smash into it!!
Brenda, don't stop posting, you were just letting us know that june was o.k..no harm in that and my opinion of people who talk about people is ...eff them!!!
Kazz, so sorry your dinner got cancelled, she is wormed and does actually go off the lead, he told me this morning he thinks he knows why she got ill...he gave her a load of ham that wanted eating!!i swear i could kill him at times Lol
Lynn, so very sorry to hear Peter has hurt himself and Gill has had a turn
Moyra... you go very careful out there!!
Harvey bet your 2 are very glad of their big coats Lol
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10-12-2017, 03:03 PM
Moyra did you look into a dog walker?


Griff the ha would do it so noone but himself to blame...................
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10-12-2017, 03:14 PM
Yeah, i have told him to give her just one type of dog treat and her dog food and that's it, i think after the hour it took to clean the mess up he might listen
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10-12-2017, 03:21 PM
Just walked Amber just sleeting. My friend Arran has repeatedly offered to walk Amber but she wont go with him. Steve is the only other person she will go with. Yet she will chase after a ball when Arran throws it. He has said he has to take his girlfriend to the hospital tomorrow and also go to the Post Office so if there is still snow on the ground he will deliver a parcel to the post office for me. Just a useless pair of shoes to go back. I am having difficulty in finding comfortable shoes to wear my feet are swollen so I have ordered some specialist ones, lets hope they will be comfortable.
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10-12-2017, 04:43 PM
The snow......
It isn't hugely deep. But deep enough that you can't tell where the path/walkway is so you end up stumbling over the not so smooth grass and you can't where the dips and hollows are. Or piles of dog poo.

Added to this, I have a bit of a balance problem so if I can't see the topography, the lie of the land, it can be it can be tricky. I staggered around like a drunk but, at least, I didn't go base over apex.........
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10-12-2017, 05:23 PM
Originally Posted by Besoeker View Post
The snow......
It isn't hugely deep. But deep enough that you can't tell where the path/walkway is so you end up stumbling over the not so smooth grass and you can't where the dips and hollows are. Or piles of dog poo.

Added to this, I have a bit of a balance problem so if I can't see the topography, the lie of the land, it can be it can be tricky. I staggered around like a drunk but, at least, I didn't go base over apex.........
I use ‘ski poles’ to help me keep upright. Can’t afford to have a fall and be out of action
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10-12-2017, 05:27 PM
Hello all
Had a really lazy day, lauryn walked Rosie earlier, she loves the the snow
Been snowing most of the day but it's slowing down now.
Well done on not falling Besoeker lol
Moyra fingers crossed that the new shoes fit & are comfy
Kazz don't blame you not going out for the meal, that can always be had on a better day
Griff hope you ok, poor Molly hope she's better soon, that how Rosie gets when she has too much human food
Oh heck Lynn, hope Gills ok & Peter too not what they need
Brenda please don't stop posting, we are glad that you let us know that June is ok
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10-12-2017, 09:03 PM
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Brenda please don't stop posting, we are glad that you let us know that June is ok
Brenda, my earlier post was meant to ensure you did not stop posting on here. I hope you read it that way.

Lynn, it's such a sad situation with your sister and BiL, and the fiasco over the stairlift is just making things worse, sending lots of good vibes to you and them, wish I could do more.

Griff, sorry about Molly, if she's got it out she'll likely be OK now. As you said, bit of a lesson to Steve. Yes our two have been out in the snow, Lara just came in after lying on the front lawn, under neath and all her tail covered in snow

Got them out for a quick walk this afternoon. With Casey it seems to be a case of brain says 'yes' but legs say 'no' he has to stop often and then just looks at me with a 'what's happening' look. We go to the vet on Thu. for a ultra-sound heart check, he hasn't had one for a year.
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