Economic Living Is The Exercise

lookinforabargain

It's been a while so have a choon from me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xo1VInw-SKc

altojack

Right, for once I'm off to bed early . See if I can sleep right through. See you tomorrow

Night night x

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Evening

They are pretty stupid creatures. Sucking our blood kills them, too rich or something.....but they probably don't know we aren't dogs or cats. You could have them on your clothing etc, in your bag....they get everywhere :eek:

Also if you have treated your house and got rid of the fleas, you might need to treat it again a couple of weeks later to destroy any eggs that might not have been destroyed and subsequently hatch and start the cycle all over again. I discovered that the hard way I also found all the hoovering, bleaching and cleaning didn't get rid of them. The chemical route was the only one that worked.

I felt minging for weeks :eek: :rotfl:

We should start a company "Fleabusters" :rotfl:

Sounds like we both already have our Flea badges. Like you found out the hard way when started to get bitten again. It does make you feel horrible, I was embarrassed to have people round and the girls wanted sleepovers. :eek: Can you imagine friends going home with visitors in their sleeping bags.

TrulyMadly

pippo wrote: »

Sending calming thoughts, chamomile, anti-histamines and anything else that can take the sodding itch away to those that need it. Says she with a line of 32 bites on her back!!::eek:

Oh pippo .......why a line:eek:

Tinyshoes

altojack wrote: »

Really? It's fixed I tell ya :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Honest AJ, if he dresses himself it's a disaster.

Sorry to hear you have another health worry, I hope not too long a wait to get cataracts sorted. :A

izzy65

Good evening, managed to fall a whole day behind, fell down the stairs last night so spent some time in the hospital today, outcome is a leg brace and crutches no broken bone though, fairclare congratulations to your DD on passing her driving test, that's another car you'll be buying:T

Tinyshoes

pippo wrote: »

Sending calming thoughts, chamomile, anti-histamines and anything else that can take the sodding itch away to those that need it. Says she with a line of 32 bites on her back!!::eek:

Oh no how on earth did you get a line of 32 :eek: bites.

TrulyMadly

altojack wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ILGD hope you get sorted at hospital, another one to join the list of people undergoing hospital treatments. I don't suffer from Gall bladder issues but have heard it is very very painful. ((Hugs))) to you x


You lot talking of fleas :eek: I feel itchy all over now. TM I hope you can find the source of this problem. It's strange having flea bites and yet no sign of fleas during your clean up. Could you be getting bitten at work do you think?

I think I've had a perfect storm.

Think Oz has had fleas which are being dealt with and not a major issue.
Think I've spent a lot of time in a property with an infestation.

I went swimming after being bitten badly and somehow the chlorine in the water has aggravated the bites.

And a blooming furry rug that has been dry cleaned which has got under my skin somehow......

.......and a partridge in a pear tree:o

Tinyshoes

altojack wrote: »

Right, for once I'm off to bed early . See if I can sleep right through. See you tomorrow

Night night x

Good night AJ. Sweet dreams. xx

TrulyMadly

izzy65 wrote: »

Good evening, managed to fall a whole day behind, fell down the stairs last night so spent some time in the hospital today, outcome is a leg brace and crutches no broken bone though, fairclare congratulations to your DD on passing her driving test, that's another car you'll be buying:T

Oh izzy bless you.... And a kind word for others too:A