28-11-2014, 02:50 PM
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I think the pic is a place where dead people live by the sea!Lovely day here,got the second lot of washing pegged out.
Youngest grandson staying overnight,it's become a Friday thing now.
D.i.l. had to put her cat to sleep last night.He had growth in his stomach.She had him before she got together with my son so I always thought of him as her cat.She took him in as a stray and he stayed for 18years.I used to feed him when they went away,my dog used to be scared of him and always gave him a wide berth.
28-11-2014, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by bichonlover
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Hi Cassie,Pleased to meet you, what breed dogs have you got, I have a Bichon, 10years old
I have 2 lurchers a Hungarian Vizsla & a miniature Pinscher
29-11-2014, 12:19 PM
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Always sad when you lose a family pet ....I had to have my cat of 17 put to sleep back in Feb and I still miss her
Off to my son and d-in-laws tonight ....my sister-in -law is coming down from Shropshire too as the 3 of them are taking part in the Santa Jog tomorrow in aid of the BHF......Dave and I will be there.......cheering them on
29-11-2014, 12:24 PM
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Wonderful morning here, more like spring than late autumn, blue sky and the sun has got his hat onHave had a busy morning, granddaughter was here before 0900hrs to tell me the latest on her hopefully house purchase..I've also been asked to go to The Builth Wells show with her and my daughter on Monday--I never say NO to a day out so an outing shortly.
A quick trip to Lidl followed and then some outside jobs started will go back out shortly.
For any amaryllis growers, all colours on sale at Lidl for £2.59. I've already got mine started but bought one each for granddaughter and daughter.
Posted together nimby---enjoy this evening and tomorrow x
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