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What a mix of a day.
Started off well with a successful shop at T's and managed to get 9 packs of the kindor cereal bars, with long sell by dates on them:)
Then a very sad afternoon. Our dog (a gorgeous staffie cross)has not eaten or drunk since Monday so DH took him to the vet this afternoon. He returned without him as they were running blood tests and trying to get fluids into him.
Just had a phone call to say it's not good news. He has suffered a huge internal bleed from a growth and we have had to make the awful decision of having him put to sleep. The odds of having a big operation at his age were against him and it wouldn't be fair to put him through it.
DH has just gone back to the vets to be with him and say goodbye whilst he is put to sleep. He is then going to bring him home so we can bury him in the garden. Not sure how I'm going to tell our little girls they won't see him again.:(0 -
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What a mix of a day.
Started off well with a successful shop at T's and managed to get 9 packs of the kindor cereal bars, with long sell by dates on them:)
Then a very sad afternoon. Our dog (a gorgeous staffie cross)has not eaten or drunk since Monday so DH took him to the vet this afternoon. He returned without him as they were running blood tests and trying to get fluids into him.
Just had a phone call to say it's not good news. He has suffered a huge internal bleed from a growth and we have had to make the awful decision of having him put to sleep. The odds of having a big operation at his age were against him and it wouldn't be fair to put him through it.
DH has just gone back to the vets to be with him and say goodbye whilst he is put to sleep. He is then going to bring him home so we can bury him in the garden. Not sure how I'm going to tell our little girls they won't see him again.:(at least he's not going to be in pain :A big hugs to your girls xx
:beer: Happy Bargain Hunting!! :beer:0 -
Sarahdol75 wrote: »Afternoon everyone, popped on yesterday morning, then got waylaid with other stuff.
We have loads of thorntons easter eggs left, and nobody likes to eat them, are they too rich to make any cakes with, does anyone know, and has anyone got any receipes, that I could use.
Melt some chocolate into a tin of custard and fold in 3 eggs whites which have been whisked until stiff. Put in pretty glasses and stick in the fridge for an hour.
Decorate with rasps:)
Chocolate mousse:)To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
TrulyMadly wrote: »Melt some chocolate into a tin of custard and fold in 3 eggs whites which have been whisked until stiff. Put in pretty glasses and stick in the fridge for an hour.
Decorate with rasps:)
Chocolate mousse:):beer: Happy Bargain Hunting!! :beer:0 -
well a's have finally called me back today :eek:
got told to delete cookies & wait half an hour before trying to login with new password they sent me & i waited 40 minutes before trying but still can't login
i get this message
ies.asda.com/asda-webstore/modules/login_redirect.shtml?loginStatus=loginFail:beer: Happy Bargain Hunting!! :beer:0 -
What a mix of a day.
Started off well with a successful shop at T's and managed to get 9 packs of the kindor cereal bars, with long sell by dates on them:)
Then a very sad afternoon. Our dog (a gorgeous staffie cross)has not eaten or drunk since Monday so DH took him to the vet this afternoon. He returned without him as they were running blood tests and trying to get fluids into him.
Just had a phone call to say it's not good news. He has suffered a huge internal bleed from a growth and we have had to make the awful decision of having him put to sleep. The odds of having a big operation at his age were against him and it wouldn't be fair to put him through it.
DH has just gone back to the vets to be with him and say goodbye whilst he is put to sleep. He is then going to bring him home so we can bury him in the garden. Not sure how I'm going to tell our little girls they won't see him again.:(
How sadSo sorry to hear this Damo
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What a mix of a day.
Started off well with a successful shop at T's and managed to get 9 packs of the kindor cereal bars, with long sell by dates on them:)
Then a very sad afternoon. Our dog (a gorgeous staffie cross)has not eaten or drunk since Monday so DH took him to the vet this afternoon. He returned without him as they were running blood tests and trying to get fluids into him.
Just had a phone call to say it's not good news. He has suffered a huge internal bleed from a growth and we have had to make the awful decision of having him put to sleep. The odds of having a big operation at his age were against him and it wouldn't be fair to put him through it.
DH has just gone back to the vets to be with him and say goodbye whilst he is put to sleep. He is then going to bring him home so we can bury him in the garden. Not sure how I'm going to tell our little girls they won't see him again.:(
Gulp
So sorry to hear this news. Is he very old?To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
What a mix of a day.
Started off well with a successful shop at T's and managed to get 9 packs of the kindor cereal bars, with long sell by dates on them:)
Then a very sad afternoon. Our dog (a gorgeous staffie cross)has not eaten or drunk since Monday so DH took him to the vet this afternoon. He returned without him as they were running blood tests and trying to get fluids into him.
Just had a phone call to say it's not good news. He has suffered a huge internal bleed from a growth and we have had to make the awful decision of having him put to sleep. The odds of having a big operation at his age were against him and it wouldn't be fair to put him through it.
DH has just gone back to the vets to be with him and say goodbye whilst he is put to sleep. He is then going to bring him home so we can bury him in the garden. Not sure how I'm going to tell our little girls they won't see him again.:(
Sorry damo0 -
Hello everyone
Well haven't been around much as haven't had time much for shopping until today.
Went to an asda today (not my local) and found the nutrigraine bakes whoop whoop been wanting these for a while.
Will post results when in.
Claire xWe're just happy to have a home, a family and our health. Whatever else is just added and it fits.0
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