Sue Ah well maybe they will sort something by Christmas Eve I do not need a tumble dryer but the weather has def taken a turn for the worse may carry on popping it on the radiators I love drying on the line though.

He may not be allowed to come if the guidelines change how is your Mom these days back at work or not?

Why not do a swop he come to your parents and you go to his for a break?

Ohhh I have positive thoughts for this week for you and remember I had positive thoughts about you now buyer too.

I squeak sometimes too so I am empathising

Glad you are good and maybe phone the surgery and request a visit from Dracula when they ask what you mean say as the nurses do not want it he would want your Blood...hahhahahah

The right one is out there for you. That's just another person who is now out of the "house searching market"

Just a question. When you do veg for dinner do you add some to your dogs meal I do. Fresh veg I cook without salt etc so just add some to Gert meals

Evening everyone not sure where the day has gone ??? Possibly trying to fix a tele.
We think it's kaputt.
Good news is Dillon signed off form the vet and the stitches are dissoveable ones he was disappointed he didn't get to go inside with Katharine. She asked some questions felt his tummy had a look underneath while he was standing and was happy.
She had a feel of the lump said keep an eye but from feeling it she felt it is a fatty lipoma. As did I to be honest.
So all good. Fingers crossed it doesn't happen again, not quite so urgent as he has had his stomach tacked but would still need vetinary treatment.

Hope everyone is well and all four legged friends to.

Hi all.

Dave is fairly good just now Kazz, thanks for asking. We've now had the results from the MRI and they've found stones in his bile ducts now so he's referred on to have them removed. With the current situation, I'm guessing that could be quite a wait.

Rosie is throwing limps intermittently. Not always the same leg so I'm guessing possibly arthritis. Ordered her some Yumove which should come in the next couple of day which should, hopefully, help. Pram for the next couple of days. She can walk on grass, but I'm thinking she needs help on the concrete paths until the current limp settles back down.