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di3004

marshallka wrote: »

Right better go and feed everyone now.

I fed the fish (hubby normally does it) the other week and he had unscrewed the top as he gets a pinch of food and does it that way but I don't so I just opened the lid and tried to sprinkle:eek:. Half the tub went into the tank and the water looked like sludge:eek:. We had to hoover the whole tank out for hours.. never lost one fish though, was very lucky... needless to say I now feed via a "pinch". Just wish the others (family) were as easy to feed!!!

I never used to mind feeding the fish but blimey they are very jumpy, the last time they were left for me to feed them, instead of putting their food through this hole thingie, I lifted the lid.......silly me as some jumped out.....:o, there were fish everywhere flapping about......:eek::o, good job the cat wasn't in here, they would have been gone.

Glad your fish are okay Marshallka after that incident lol :rotfl::D;).
Catch you later.;)Xxx

marshallka

di3004 wrote: »

I never used to mind feeding the fish but blimey they are very jumpy, the last time they were left for me to feed them, instead of putting their food through this hole thingie, I lifted the lid.......silly me as some jumped out.....:o, there were fish everywhere flapping about......:eek::o, good job the cat wasn't in here, they would have been gone.

Glad your fish are okay Marshallka after that incident lol :rotfl::D;).
Catch you later.;)Xxx

Di, hubby did that the other week. We had one that had swim bladder and we were hand feeding it in a hospital recovery tank inside the main tank. He was feeding away and one of the fish landed on the carpet. :eek: Thing is my dogs basket is right by it too but luckily he was not around.

Decided on a takeaway. Daughter is at the cinema so as soon as she comes home will order. That was nearly as easy as the fish

kpwll

I only wondered, cos if I tried to put my hubby forward for something like that he would be checking to see how much I'd put his life policy up by.
I was also going to suggest that if he had upset you ask Dialysis for a piece of her cyanide and arsenic pie. I'm sure she'd oblige, after all we're here to help each other.

di3004

marshallka wrote: »

Di, hubby did that the other week. We had one that had swim bladder and we were hand feeding it in a hospital recovery tank inside the main tank. He was feeding away and one of the fish landed on the carpet. :eek: Thing is my dogs basket is right by it too but luckily he was not around.

Decided on a takeaway. Daughter is at the cinema so as soon as she comes home will order. That was nearly as easy as the fish

OMG that was a close call Marshallka........:eek:, glad the fish is okay though.;)

Yummy a takeaway sounds very tempting, go for it

di3004

kpwll wrote: »

I only wondered, cos if I tried to put my hubby forward for something like that he would be checking to see how much I'd put his life policy up by.
I was also going to suggest that if he had upset you ask Dialysis for a piece of her cyanide and arsenic pie. I'm sure she'd oblige, after all we're here to help each other.

lmao :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

kpwll

going to cook mine dinner now, enjoy x factor and the rest of the evening. Cya later or tomorrow. Thanks for the giggles. Take care.
Karen x

di3004

kpwll wrote: »

going to cook mine dinner now, enjoy x factor and the rest of the evening. Cya later or tomorrow. Thanks for the giggles. Take care.
Karen x

Enjoy you tea as well Karen hun and X factor, have a great relaxing evening and catch you shortly, thank you for the giggles as well.......:rotfl::rotfl::D, take care hun.
Di
Xxx

marshallka

kpwll wrote: »

I only wondered, cos if I tried to put my hubby forward for something like that he would be checking to see how much I'd put his life policy up by.
I was also going to suggest that if he had upset you ask Dialysis for a piece of her cyanide and arsenic pie. I'm sure she'd oblige, after all we're here to help each other.

I like him at the moment, hes working hard:D. When we used to stand in the super market queue the person on the till always asks you "are you together", I always used to reply "yeah this week...."

WIth these insurance policies they most probably would not pay out anyway, they would have some clause in it:rolleyes:.

maxdp

Hi All Hope you are OK

Tell me........who has their central heating on? I still have not turned mine on although I do have a blanket available for the evenings. It was chilly today. Am down in East Sussex so know it can be warmer that further up North. Am I being mean or is it really time to turn it on.

Think Hot flushes keep me warm.
xx

marshallka

maxdp wrote: »

Hi All Hope you are OK

Tell me........who has their central heating on? I still have not turned mine on although I do have a blanket available for the evenings. It was chilly today. Am down in East Sussex so know it can be warmer that further up North. Am I being mean or is it really time to turn it on.

Think Hot flushes keep me warm.
xx

I thought I was doing good by doing this but we have a condensation and now a damp prob :rolleyes:so really it does not help. If your house is in good condition its fine but otherwise you can actually be making yourself more money in the long run I was told last week by this damp specialist. I will have to get this sorted and then back to blankets but must admit our heating is set to come on automatic at certain times if the temp dips below a certain level but its not come on yet so it must be warm enough for now.