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Where do you live nearlysorted ?
I know how awful it is losing a furbaby .
We are in West London near Heathrow.
We went to the dogs trust and registered there. we saw one dog who could have fit the bill but when they checked her she couldn't live with kids. Last week we thought we had found another dog (he was a big dog:eek:) We were going to see him at the RSPCA but as he was in Essex the only day we could all go was Sunday and by then he had been rehomed:( for us but
for him.
The problem we are finding is a lot of dogs wont be homed to families with primary school aged children when in actual fact my children have been brought up with dogs and could be more responsible than a teenager who may never have had a dog before:(0 -
Glad peeps are getting their cheesy cashback.:T. I didn't partake in this one.
Think I was a week after everyone...but great to see them come through:TSharing my good news as the relief we are feeling is enormous. My youngest DD had her GCSE maths re-sit result today and she passed :j:j:j:j
Hurrah.
Well done miss marrbett:T:T
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My liitle cat pip has gone.
He was much better after the antibiotics and had a full dish of food.He seemed content so I took him while he was ok
This is one of my favourite pictures taken about 12 years ago.
Excuse the friday ad and the videos
Crying for you sal:o
Wish I could give you a hug:o
He's such a bonny lad.....and I know he had a wonderful life with you....thinking of you:ATo do is to be. Rousseau
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nearlysorted wrote: »We are in West London near Heathrow.
We went to the dogs trust and registered there. we saw one dog who could have fit the bill but when they checked her she couldn't live with kids. Last week we thought we had found another dog (he was a big dog:eek:) We were going to see him at the RSPCA but as he was in Essex the only day we could all go was Sunday and by then he had been rehomed:( for us but for him.
The problem we are finding is a lot of dogs wont be homed to families with primary school aged children when in actual fact my children have been brought up with dogs and could be more responsible than a teenager who may never have had a dog before:(
I don't know why but I thought you was up near me and was going to suggest Pennine Pen Animal Rescue . I am so glad I didn't know about them when I went Manchester Dogs Home or I wouldn't have our Poppy .
Then I was thinking if near Susan 3Dogs she could help. But you are miles away from us both .
Hope you find a forever pal for your other doggy .
That's strange I wonder why dogs wont be rehomed with primary school children.0 -
Ovo energy. Based in Bristol. Can anyone recommend as I'm interested that they pay 3% interest on any credit on tha account. Off to check if I can stay a few thousand in credit0
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zippydooda wrote: »what time is final reductionf on fruit and veg in tesco extras please.
Between 7 and 8.30 at our localTo do is to be. Rousseau
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Savvybuyer wrote: »I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your cat. He looks absolutely lovely, so the picture of him has brought a sparkle into my life. That's the magic that cats can do and I hope you treasure memories of joy and warmth that he brought to you.
If I may be allowed to be slightly inappropriate at this time, I notice you said "My cat has gone." This makes me want to reply asking "Where has he gone?" or "Gone - where?". I hope this can bring a little bit of laughter which sometimes we need to cope with these types of things. It reminds me of the time that Nelson Mandela died and President Zuma made an announcement saying he "has departed". He made it sound, to me, like he had just got on the bus to the other side of town. I knew what he meant though. So I understand this and it's times like this that clarity is unnecessary. Of course I know what you mean and at this point as usual I just don't know what to say:o:o, except that I'm sorry to hear the news. I just don't do condolences very well, but they are heartfelt. Sadly, we all "go" at some point but hopefully we aren't "going" anywhere for a long time yet. I'm sorry to hear about the loss of Pip.
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Oh savvy:A:A:A
This is lovelyTo do is to be. Rousseau
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I've had my eye on these all week in A waiting for them to go down. I was surprised to find a couple still on the shelf to be honest.
£10 down to £1.88
2 Black Sheep, cheese, chutney and oat biscuits
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Loads of these in SD and slimming tomato soups too.
It didn't trigger anything on my Loyalty card so either
1. RTC are excluded from the points giveaway or you need to spend over £1
Or more likely
2. I didn't win anything:rotfl::rotfl:
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A v T
1x Kellogg's Coco Pops Cereal Cereal (550g) £2.69 £2.00
1x McCain Hash Browns (625g) £1.65 £1.25To do is to be. Rousseau
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