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Daydream thread... without the rose-tinted specs
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BD what a nightmare!!! like talking to a brick wall.
bet you cant wait to get the keys, and get moving....Work to live= not live to work0 -
Better_Days wrote: »Apparently there is another property with the same name, in a street of the same name, in the next village (also beginning with a 'W'), and it is only the last letter of the postcode which is different.
And I thought it was just us, with the same address as a house down the lane, only resolved last month with an address change.:D
Devon also has two places called Woolfardisworthy. You'd have thought one was quite enough! :rotfl:0 -
EVENING ALL
well i love the system on here where discussions can veer from simply hillarious to the serious in one happy hop. ive so appreciated the support and the learnings.
i hope ive never offended anyone ? but im sure you have all gathered i can take a telling off ....
my news today is that sadly i have said goodbye to my precious mabel .
so today i honestly couldnt give a stuff.0 -
Great excitement this morning! :j
A council van drew up and two men with bits of surveying equipment hopped out and began studying the huge puddle in the road which forms every time it rains. There's no drain, so it has to either evaporate, or be swooshed over our front hedge and garden. At this time of year, swooshing is favourite and the garden's awash.
I am not sure which of three options will be chosen to cure the problem, but I had all of them explained to me, together with the pros and cons of each.
It probably goes without saying that the one detail missing was when anything might actually happen! :wall:0 -
Awww Alfie, so sorry to hear about Mabel. Take it easy and spoil yourself.
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DFD Before we Die!!!! Long Haul Supporter #1240 -
Alfie:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o
I am so,so sorry, Hubby is gutted too, as we know how you totally loved your mabel... I so wish we lived closer, So I could come over and give you a huge Hug.
Its been a sad year with a lot of cherished pets leaving us..Work to live= not live to work0 -
my news today is that sadly i have said goodbye to my precious mabel .
So sorry to read that, though you will know as well as anyone here that there are times when a decision like that is unavoidable, despite the pain of making it.
Although we never met, Mabel will continue to live in my memory for a long time, and I'm sure that in yours she'll be there forever. :A0 -
EVENING ALL
well i love the system on here where discussions can veer from simply hillarious to the serious in one happy hop. ive so appreciated the support and the learnings.
i hope ive never offended anyone ? but im sure you have all gathered i can take a telling off ....
my news today is that sadly i have said goodbye to my precious mabel .
so today i honestly couldnt give a stuff.
Omg, I'm so sorry Alfie.
So sorry, That pig was a real dame.0 -
Oh :shocked: I hadn't realised Mabel was that poorly. She seemed to be quite mobile - going walkabout. So sorry to hear the sad news, alfie.0
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