Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

We have Arthur the cat in my avatar

We have a pond full of fish

10 laying hens and 2 ducks

Last year we also had a wild rabbit who I hand reared but she was wild and went back to it

Ive also been known to foster the odd dog till a home gets found for them. We always have had dogs in the past- cocker spaniels, but after I lost Alfie 2 years ago I decided no more, I cant take the heart ache of saying goodbye

This is why I took on a cat and why Arthur was the one for us. I love him dearly but I don't have that strong connection that I have had with dogs. I think its because he's so independent and only comes looking me when he wants feeding, where as my dogs have always been an extension of me in a way

Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

I wouldn't say I was fit by any stretch of the imagination

Earlier this year I was talked into doing what was supposed to be a 5km charity walk. Turned out it was 5 miles. Hottest day of the year and my legs were jelly come the finish

Since that day I now walk regularly at least 5 nights a week and usually around the 5 mile mark.

My walking pal and myself are now thinking we will have to sign up for the gym as already the nights are closing in on us and country lanes aren't ideal for walking the best of times, in the dark its down right madness

I do have a bike and now and then ( not often enough) ma and Mr Missy go out for a cycle. Its very very hilly here so it really is a good work. out

Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

Something I haven't cooked

I say that because I rarely get someone to cook a meal for me and no matter how bad a cook they may be, I always enjoy it because I didn't cook it

I think I love my roast dinners, roast chicken and all the trimmings, but I also love a good curry and fish and chips as well and truth is, Ill probably eat more of a curry or fish and chips then I would a roast

Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

I cant see that I will ever retire, not that I cant, I just cant see why I need to

I stopped working full time when I was 36 due to health and since then I have had a variety of jobs, and I mean a variety

Right now I work in a factory processing vegetables

Well factory sounds dead posh. It a tin barn type structure in the middle of a field Boiling hot in the summer, freezing in the winter. Its wet and its heavy work and on days like today its never ending. But its good fun, its 2 miles from my house and it pays the same as any other jobs around these parts so it suits me fine. Plus I get the added bonus of all my veg and potatoes, peeled and prepared free of charge

Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

Oh my, theres so many places here that are just stunning its impossible to pick just one

Anywhere along the coastal route as long as you avoid Portrush ( thats a hole )

Some of my favourite places are Genarriff , Cushendun, Carnlough, Ballintoy, Ballentrae ,White Park Bay, Ballycastle, Mallen Point, Mussenden Temple, Castlerock, really far too many places to mention

Best thing to do is come over and see for yourself

Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

Hi Missy, do you go on holiday abroad? If so, what Country do you like most and do you sit around the Pool or Beach or do you like Siteseeing.

Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

Hello again - are you a reader and, if so, do you have a favourite genre/author?

Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

Hi Missy

I see you like to cook. What is your speciality?

Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

Hi Missy,

Are you into the Spirit World, and I don't mean Alcohol!

Re: Missy in the Hot Seat.

Hiya Missy... to me, you always come across as full of energy, very competent and gets on with stuff, no messing. (Those are compliments BTW).

What's the most madcap or out of character thing you've ever done?