Re: Bob's Bits.
Re: Bob's Bits.
Re: Bob's Bits.
Sunday is a busy day in the Fox household, I get out early for my longest run of the week (old habits die hard) and Mrs Fox goes walking with some friends. Mrs Foxes Dad will be ninety next week and every Sunday I go and fetch him to have his Sunday Lunch and Tea with us, I then return him home after Countryfile.Re: Bob's Bits.
Hi Foxy, Just signing in! I can't believe l didn't know this thread existed, l tend to go straight to 'General' and stay there!Re: Bob's Bits.
Thanks Mags and Myrtle, I've passed on your good wishes to Mrs Fox but today the bruise has come out and she says she feels more stiff than yesterday, she still managed to go out for her early morning walk though (in the rain) is there no end to her punishment? I keep telling her Myrtle, but she says that she knows the dust is there and in our house dust has no hiding place. There are several sets of assorted steps in our garage but I guess it's easier to pull out a chair, she shouts at me for climbing on the roof or painting the eaves saying that I'm getting too old for climbing, but when the boot is on the other foot it's different.Re: Bob's Bits.
Thanks Mags Mrs Fox assures me that it is painful but I think the first few days were always going to be the worst and it should be subsiding soon. She can't get comfy in bed so not getting much sleep - except while Coronation Street is on, good job I record it for her. Despite her injuries we managed to make it to the cinema at Meadowhall yesterday to watch Deepwater Horizon, enjoyed it but Kurt Russell is looking old these days.
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