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  • System
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    Nope Sall it doesnt, getting motivated is hard sometimes eh
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  • skint_spice
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    Hello, I'm having a wee, sneaky glass of wine before getting glammed up to go out - must not fall asleep!
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  • LouiseJ
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    lennymfo wrote: »
    Cheers Lou well the thing is the litter tray is in a cupboard on the hallway next to the front door, all that is in there is the litter tray and he is starting to pee near the front door. At the moment they are both sleeping downstairs anyway. So Im figuring that hey may want another litter tray. Do I just sprinkle the powder on or mix it with water first?

    You just sprinkle the bicarb straight from the tub, it sort of absorbs the smell and you just vacuum it up a couple of hours later:cool:
    But these things take time, I know that I'm, the most inept that ever stepped.
  • LouiseJ
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    skint_spice wrote: »
    Hello, I'm having a wee, sneaky glass of wine before getting glammed up to go out - must not fall asleep!

    A drink before you go out...........is that wise:eek:

    I like to get ready to a good music CD, gets me in the dancing mood. If you play your cards right you may not have to buy a drink all night seeing as though its an extra special celebration night out;) :D :beer:
    But these things take time, I know that I'm, the most inept that ever stepped.
  • skint_spice
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    LouiseJ wrote: »
    A drink before you go out...........is that wise:eek:

    probably not! only half a glass of wine though...
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  • LouiseJ
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    skint_spice wrote: »
    probably not! only half a glass of wine though...

    Half a glass is OK, I remember in my youth having a bottle of wine between us when getting ready to go out and then drinking all night:eek: I would be dead if I did that now.....Just cant take my drink anymore.
    But these things take time, I know that I'm, the most inept that ever stepped.
  • skint_spice
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    LouiseJ wrote: »
    Half a glass is OK, I remember in my youth having a bottle of wine between us when getting ready to go out and then drinking all night:eek: I would be dead if I did that now.....Just cant take my drink anymore.

    I can imagine the state of me if I did that before non-drinking mate turns up to give me a lift! going out for dinner too so haven't eaten much...
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  • System
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    Cheers Lou will try that and see how it goes. Hey Skinty, what's the occasion?
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  • skint_spice
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    Tomorrow I will be middle aged Lenneth.
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  • System
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    skint_spice wrote: »
    Tomorrow I will be middle aged Lenneth.
    Are you 40 tomorrow love? Cool, hey life begins at 40. Why DO they say that? Is it because we are still young enough to do things and we armed with life's experiences and therefore better equipped to enjoy ourselves and get more out of life??
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