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hampydoodums

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Fingers crossed for Stanley Boy Hampy xx

emerald21 wrote: »

That's an interesting image mhoc lol

Hope Stanleyboy is OK hampy

Off to store wood before it gets soaked . Ok here to far though

altojack wrote: »

Fingers crossed for Stanley Boys op xx

TrulyMadly wrote: »

That's been some cat bite hampy:o And from photos I remember Stanley being a big lad....he's taken quite a bashing:o

Best wishes for a full recovery:T

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Well it poured down and already it feels much cooler.
((Hampy))

savvy_sal wrote: »

Good Morning

Still very hot here. Hope everything goes ok for stanley boy.He always reminds me of my pip.I caught him drinking out of my glass of water in the night.

Many thanks to everyone for their kind wishes for our Stanley Boy. He's now recovering and I can collect him tomorrow :T.

Op went better than expected as they didn't need to pin it. The tendons around the patella were torn so these were stitched, and are now holding the patella in place. There's a lot of bruising too bless him.

I've had to order a dog crate from eBay this afternoon as he needs to be caged for 8-10 weeks to prevent him from jumping :eek:, I went for the largest one I could find. I'm sure I've got this right and he didn't say days . I need to check on this tomorrow when we collect him. Don't know how I'm going to keep him caged for that length of time.

Yes TM, he's a big boy and can usually look after himself. Initial vet consultation said he was more than likely bitten as he was running away but she didn't think it was broken. DH thinks it may have been a fox, lots around here. When I spoke to hospital today they said they can't 100% say what has happened . At least he will be in the comfort of his own home soon and we can spoil him .

Still catching up so thanks to everyone again.

Savvy, so nice to read your posts again, really missed you

hampydoodums

Di, think your original pic was removed so couldn't quote it. I love your tanned legs and the fab toe nail varnish, beaut colour

Sunshinemummy

Serendipitious wrote: »

My day got hijacked...

Went to large A on special mission to stock up on next term's school socks for g/kids then wasn't due to pick them up till after-school club finished, so I had just made a very late lunch and was looking forward to a few free hours when I had a plaintive phone call to collect them earlier as one of them was not well, so had to leave at 3, and of course kids being kids, he had bounced back and was full of beans! So I amused them till DD got home late, then had to stay for dinner, then had to help catch free-range rabbits and put them in the hutch for the night, then had to play football (I scored the winning goal, think it was just my determination to end the game!) and finally finally was allowed to come home...

That sounds like a perfect day x

hornetgirl

MKS wrote: »

Glad that you enjoyed it. How heathen, no lemon lol. No, I am still away for a while and your temperatures seem decidedly cool.

Where is your next one? Your favourite place? Take care x

Yes, back to the usual. We're creatures of habit

TrulyMadly

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Evening folks :hello:

I've had a couple of messages checking I'm ok so thought I'd better swing by and say howdy

Life is very busy at the mo - two allotments in full produce everything at once mode, lots of kitchen stuff going on, work, making sure the chickens and asbo cat are cool enough in this weather, visiting my nephew and just generally running round like a bluearsed fly :rotfl:

I've got a long weekend off coming up and MG is away so you'll be seeing a lot more of me

I had a feeling you were busy at the allotments:)

hornetgirl wrote: »

Nearly enough to feed the peloton - are you going to Paris

Sadly not....I think people just say 100 cakes as its a round number. Only got half done as I was interrupted:o I will have to be up early in the morning:)

izzy65

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

I get most of my stuff from wilkos or free stuff from other people I'm quite looking forward to trying it and j haven't even picked it yet :rotfl:

No Wilkos here and although my db made wine many years ago all his equipment is gone, so mr t online in the easiest for me and Amazon, as buying it all from Amazon worked out more expensive , I will be shocked if anything I make turns out drinkable :rotfl:

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

While TM is away making cakes, I will slip in to tell aau he may want to keep his yeokens for his own tea and cake.

Can't seem to get a link for it as you have to be logged in and go to offers from "Our Friends"


2-for-1 tea & cake at Patisserie Valerie
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Oooooh.....wish I hadn't sent away for that tea towel now:rotfl:

Edit....you have to buy one to get the other free........can't see aau doing that hehe

Serendipitious

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

That sounds like a perfect day x

Yes, I guess it does! I am truly grateful for the blessings of family, it's just it gets really disorientating sometimes when something starts off looking short and simple, then you find yourself propelled through 7 hours, almost without realising!

hornetgirl

How much yogurt is 30 Yeokens? There's only me eats it.

izzy65

Hampy glad it's good news for Stanley boy, love the fur babies:)