Memorygirls - The Matrix Reloaded

clairewop

Good evening

Been up the market today, have been asked to sit and make jewellery with children for comic relief. Not sure whether I will yet, Dh been in mates shop and rearranged it for her got more space for beads etc now, so Guess what i will be doing this evening lol.

It is nice to see the different opinions on Bailey case We need to take Jack back to the vet as his wound is still open not healing at all, so notsure what to do for the best there.

tellmeitsfriday

Awwww poor Jack - I wonder if they need to stitch it up and put his lampshade back on. Poor fella x

clairewop

he still has his lampshade on, but he is still managing to lick it.

MatyMoo

Sending healing thoughts to Bailey and Jack.

I have been thinking about Bailey a lot since the first photo and the second one just makes me feel sadder for him. I just don't understand how anyone can neglect an animal to that extent and I would be hanging them by the nadgers too Bitsy.

I had some Chicken in the freezer and some Chorizo jumped in to my basket today when I nipped in to the shops so will be giving your recipe a try over the weekend Bitsy, thanks! I really must get my freezer emptied and defrosted so that I can start to use it better, half the time I don't even know what is in there which just isn't good enough

MrsMoo2U

TMIF, thank you. You put into words simply what I was trying to say. It would be quite nice to have an input into punishment sometimes I think. I have had a few rescue dogs so I thoroughly understand the issues that go with it. So sad whatever the cause is.

Claire - erm beadmaking by any chance? Poor Jack, how old is he now? As they get older everything slows down so that could explain the slow healing time. I must admit to laughing at him managing to lick with the lampshade on, its amazing how dexterous dogs can be when it suits them.

Glad you enjoyed the curry Bitsy chuck some virtually this way please. At home on my own and did the Bridget Jones tea of a half eaten packet of biscuits and a cup of tea. G&T may well be on the cards in a few minutes.

clairewop

Cheri, he is 14 now, we have been spraying him with a diluted tcp solution, which seems to stop him licking it, and it seems to be drying up.

MrsMoo2U

Wonder if Marru has any suggestions Claire?

clairewop

Any suggestions would be gratefully received Cheri, especially if it means we keep our little lad a bit longer, but I'm not sure whether we are being cruel keeping him alive either.

Well a pile of stuff bagged and ready for the shop in the morning, will see if I'm allowed to take pictures of my bit

EssexHebridean

I have requested a pawcircle for Bailey from the doggy twitterers - I know several folk who will start it being retweeted so the story will be out there and positive vibes flowing from all over. As for what Cheri said - sadly she's spot on. To her, me, and the rest of you here, its incomprehensible that anyone could treat an animal like that, or not see that it was wrong, but unfortunately it isn't the case for everyone.

Claire you know your little chap better than anyone - if you honestly feel his quality of life is still good, and he is still happy, then all to the good. Animals are so lucky though in that, unlike humans, they don't have to be left to end their lives in suffering and pain - they give us so much, but at the end we are left with an incredibly hard decision. I wish you luck with it. xxx

Bitsy_Beans

Morning Matrix peeps

Brrrr frosty here but a promise of sunshine as it's a clear blue sky at the moment.
Off to a kids party at 9am this morning (far to early for me but hey ho) and then will go and visit my parents. H is working so another day of entertaining the kids. shall come back and have a potter about. Going out tonight so looking forward to some good food, good conversation, some nice drinks and some dancing :T

claire - sorry to hear about Jack xxx

Hope you all have a great Saturday whatever you're doing. Positive vibes for you all