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2012 Frugal Living Challenge (Part 1)
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Ooh PIC - how exciting! Please please please post a pic when you get himBe who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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Hope it helps Sandra ....We rehomed a lab/rottie cross in November, he's 4 1/2 and his old owners walked him . . . .
But you're right Rising, our last lab wasn't bothered about being left, we could easy leave him all day if necessary. They're like us aren't they, all different.:)
Yup .. they are all different with their own wee quirks:D Congrats on your new boy :Tpaidinchickens wrote: »Then they brought the most scruffy, dirty, bizarre looking dog I have ever seen. He is a bichon cross westie who was 1 HOUR FROM DEATH ROW :eek: Gave him a five minute walk and he was a delight, no pulling and a very gentle nature. Some one has tried to cut his fur and it looks like a two year old has done it :rotfl::rotfl:
Anyways, he gets snipped on thursday and we collect him on Friday :j
Ohhhhh PIC - absolutely delighted for you and all the family :j and esp your new wee man .... poor lad - so glad he's going to be living in your .... errrr ..... madhouse!:DGrocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
2016 Sell: £125/£250
£1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
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paidinchickens wrote: »Warning another dog story
Then they brought the most scruffy, dirty, bizarre looking dog I have ever seen. He is a bichon cross westie who was 1 HOUR FROM DEATH ROW :eek: Gave him a five minute walk and he was a delight, no pulling and a very gentle nature.
PIC x
Sounds great, bet you just can't wait till Friday ........... looking forward to hearing how it all works out!0 -
paidinchickens wrote: »Warning another dog story
Day two and a different pound. This pound is a sort of converted horse stable. They rescue dogs from death row. Had a look at a few and for some reason when you tell them you have a bad back they try and get you to have a yorkie :rotfl::rotfl:
Then they brought the most scruffy, dirty, bizarre looking dog I have ever seen. He is a bichon cross westie who was 1 HOUR FROM DEATH ROW :eek: Gave him a five minute walk and he was a delight, no pulling and a very gentle nature. Some one has tried to cut his fur and it looks like a two year old has done it :rotfl::rotfl:
Anyways, he gets snipped on thursday and we collect him on Friday :j:j DH didn't want a dog and now he is more exited than meeven though it's not the rotty of his dreams. The only problem is he will have to whiff a while as he will be a little to tender to take to the pooch place for a bath n short back and sides........ mostly matted and all needs to come off. Must do some before and after pics..
pooch will cost £100 but that includes getting him snipped, chipping, wormed and flea treatment and injections. I would rather rehome than support puppy farms and this fella is 4-5 yrs old. Can't wait and hope all goes well.
I know another pet is not very MS however it is the money I save from smoking and cancelling the gym which should cover and a reason to go out and about rather than spend any dosh
Other antics in PICs zoo today was we introduced the cats to the chickens and all are ok phewwwwwwwww I don't trust them to be alone though.
That is the line, no more pets
Roll on Friday :j:j
PIC x
Sounds just like something OH and I would do - we have adopted sooo many animals over the years and each and evryone has been a pleasure to have in our lives. Bless 'em they only want a bit of love and tlc. Prefer em to humans sometimes0 -
Hope everyone is doing okay
I'm beginning to feel stressed about the pressure of the wedding etc., so I may take a step back for the next couple of weeks until things are more sorted, if nobody minds?
I just have so much to do that and I find myself being so grumpy that I'm probably not much good on here anyway! I'll still read, but probably won't post much
SF xBe who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
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slowlyfading - Sending you hugs. Wishing you all the best for your wedding.Frugal Living Challenge 2025 Mortgage free as of 1st August 20130
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slowlyfading wrote: »Hope everyone is doing okayI'm beginning to feel stressed about the pressure of the wedding etc., so I may take a step back for the next couple of weeks until things are more sorted, if nobody minds?I just have so much to do that and I find myself being so grumpy that I'm probably not much good on here anyway! I'll still read, but probably won't post muchSF x
Pop in for coffee when ever you like - best of luck for the wedding
P.I.C - hope everything goes alright on friday for you
I had my first cbt session today I think it went ok need to do a couple more sessions to see how it goes
been swimming every day this week ( monday - wednesday ) & will probably go tomorrow to
hope everyone is okEmma :hello:0 -
Thank you all for the lovely welcome,
Sorry Ive taken a couple of days to post again but injured my back (doing nothing exciting except picking up some washing:rotfl:)and couldn't face sitting with the laptop, however feeling more like my usual self today.
I did manage to plant some pepper seeds at the weekend as am twitching with impatience and can't wait to get the veg on the go, and dreaming of my veg beds:D, I'd never have guessed my forties would be such a whirlwind of excitement:rotfl:.
Hope everyone is well
hugs xMoving towards a life that is more relaxed and kinder to the environment (embracing my inner hippy:D) .:j0 -
slowlyfading wrote: »I'm beginning to feel stressed about the pressure of the wedding etc., so I may take a step back for the next couple of weeks until things are more sorted, if nobody minds?I just have so much to do that and I find myself being so grumpy that I'm probably not much good on here anyway! I'll still read, but probably won't post much
(((hugs))) SF, of course we don't mind ..... easier said than done but try not to get too stressed - it's a day when all your friends and family are with you and your OH to celebrate your new life together - everyone is "on your side" and it should be enjoyed and not worried about.
Wishing you all the best wishes for the day- it will be lovely and you will enjoy it and wonder what all the worry was about!
westlothianlass wrote: »I'd never have guessed my forties would be such a whirlwind of excitement:rotfl:
This made me chuckle .... a colleague *kindly* reminded me that I've less than a month left of being in my 30s this morning:eek:Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
2016 Sell: £125/£250
£1,000 Emergency Fund Challenge #78 £3.96 / £1,000Vet Fund: £410.93 / £1,000
Debt free & determined to stay that way!0 -
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