Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

debsjc

Westvleteren wrote: »

No chance. Although this morning he has taken the dog to the vets for a check up.

Good Morning HC ....hope mum and sis are at least bringing you breakfast in bed, a helathy breaky of course!

freddies_flyers_two

coreysnan wrote: »

Evening everyone. Cyber hugs to those that need one. Dentist was ok actually even though the tempory repair she has done looks like a piece of gum has been stuck to my tooth:( but going back soon. Thankyou Freddies flyers two, im from the heart of Wiltshire, born & bred :rotfl:right off to put the cats out and up the wooden hill i go, night all.

Those temporary repairs are a bit naff arent they, bet you dont get to your next appointment without it falling out first!!lol Dont think Ive been to wiltshire & I'm quite well travelled, going to google it & see if I have.

Ooops manners, Morning All!!

Missed the postie this morning & it was for a parcel DS2 wanted, he has asked every day this week if it has come & I keep saying maybe tomorrow, well today will be no different other than we'll have to go collect it! Typical!

izzeyb

Originally Posted by blondynurse
read my last post hun we have certainly exausted the medical situation, for king charles cavaliers who have problems which are characteristim to Tammy 13 years is well above the average life span. our vet has advised us on many many occasions it might be the kindest thing but we have always kept plodding on and treating her. thanks for your concern xxxx

izzeyb wrote: »

Read all now and really feel for your situation. Big hugs to you and your family xxxxxx

Even bigger hugs today xxx

Snap-ant

Very emotional thread & lovely to read that we are All (bar one :mad: ) of the same mind ♥

Happier days ahead

Sending warmth to missed & loved ones ♥

Not a lot happening here (home) - ghastly cold & wet day & still my ironing Everest grows....:o

How about pictures of us when we was DSs or DDs? :T

Off to find a mini me pic

caz2703

tweets wrote: »

That is lovely it's set me of crying again glad only me and my doggy live here.

Re-reading it set me off again this morning

mymerrywidow wrote: »

for cheaper "accident" pads go to a chemist that stocks disabled aids. we have proctors. they are about 25p a sheet. which is alot cheaper than the proper ones and work just as good.

Another even cheaper option is to have a baby and "borrow" some from the hospital :rotfl:. I had loads of them after having DS1 and they were so cheap compared to disposable changing mats that Pampers make.

freddies_flyers_two

lutzi1 wrote: »

Picked up a Mrs Peek's Christmas pudding 680g yesterday reduced to 30p, only one left on shelf. Best before Jan 2013, so might be worth keeping an eye out for these.

I still have xmas 2010's pudding in the cupboard & brandy custard, two years on the trot I have over done it with the main course!! Its ood Feb this year, will the birds eat it?!

Snap-ant

Snapette :rotfl:

Westvleteren

debsjc wrote: »

Good Morning HC ....hope mum and sis are at least bringing you breakfast in bed, a helathy breaky of course!

My 'bale of hay' as he calls it would be shoved back in my face. I dare say he will be having breakfast courtesy of Mac D on the way back from the vets.

blondynurse

RIP oor wee Tammy. She went is now at peace. OH and myself cried our eyes out, we are never going through that again. we took her her usual wee walk this morning, i cooked her mince which she ate, cuddled her constantly, i think she knew, the lady vet said it was the only thing we could do she said she thinks Tammy has cushions syndrome and diabetes as well as major organ failure, she reasured us that Tammy agitation and constant hunger as well as everything else was making her an unhappy wee dog and it was best to go ahead and do what we were doing. When she passed she looks so content and settled hubby and I both said we hadn't seen her so at peace for years. Thank you all for your words of comfort and kindness. my daughter stayed up all night cuddling Tammy on the couch she is 17 and can't remember life before we had Tammy. I noticed this morning she has a picture of Tammy on her bedside cabanet facing her bed. xxxxxxxxx

freddies_flyers_two

Westvleteren wrote: »

My 'bale of hay' as he calls it would be shoved back in my face. I dare say he will be having breakfast courtesy of Mac D on the way back from the vets.

:rotfl::rotfl: