Time to Face The Music

WinterWarrior

I use stinky stuff for my dog, she gets horrible itchy patches on her undercarriage in summer. Stinky stuff is the only thing I’ve tried that actually cures it. It’s also a food supplement so doesn’t matter if they lick it off. 

RelievedSheff

I will let them know thanks

ladyholly

My dogs have sardines in tomato sauce twice a week. 1 tin between 3 of them (1 only has a taste a he has a funny tummy). It may help and I have heard lots of good reports on stinky stuff.

RelievedSheff

ladyholly said:

My dogs have sardines in tomato sauce twice a week. 1 tin between 3 of them (1 only has a taste a he has a funny tummy). It may help and I have heard lots of good reports on stinky stuff.

Our dog has sardines with his breakfast twice a week, a half can at a time. He loves them.doesn't have the tomato ones though. We get the ones in oil and drain all the oil off them. 

The in laws dog had some while he was down here so they do feed him them as well. 

Not heard from them this weekend so we must remember to ring and ask how he is getting on.

RelievedSheff

It will be a no spends day today.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be from stores. Breakfast was crumpets, the other half has taken his packed lunch to work, I am having vegetable rice for my lunch and dinner tonight is game casserole with Yorkshire pudding and vegetables.

Today's jobs include:

• working from home
• cleaning the kitchen
• load of washing (in the dryer today to dry, too wet outside)
• walking the dog x 2

dawnybabes

Our dog has the sardines in oil once a week, I mix the oil into his dry kibble

RelievedSheff

£251 paid to the car HP Loan today. Not a no spends day we have a home shopping delivery coming after lunch. Two substitutions today but they are both acceptable.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be from stores. Cereals for breakfast, the other half has taken his packed lunch to work, I am having chicken and vegetables for my lunch and dinner tonight is salmon with spicy noodles and stir fried vegetables.

Todays jobs include:

• working from home
• vcuuming the house
• dusting the house
• walking the dog x 2

RelievedSheff

Decided to cut the grass today while I had chance and it was dry enough.

It is going to have to get done as and when we have time and it is light enough after I go back to the office full time next week.

The other half has said that he is going to help me get the jobs done around the house though when I go back so I will have some help around the house at least.

I can't make my mind up whether or not I am looking forward to going back to the office or not. It will be nice to catch up with people I have not seen for 18 months. But I am not looking forward to the 2 hours of commuting everyday and switching back to my usual working hours. While working from home I have done 7am to 4pm, back in the office I will be 8.15am to 4.45pm. By the time I have picked up the other half from work and we have driven home it will be 6pm, then we will need to take the dog for a walk, have dinner, do some jobs around the house and get showered. Will be bedtime by the time we have sat down  

Sun_Addict

The positive about the pandemic has been WFH for those of fortunate to be able to do so. The only reason my workplace is continuing the WFH is that they’re setting on lots of extra people to try and claw back the money it’s cost and there just aren’t enough desks for us all to be there full time. I’m looking forward to the days I’m in the office seeing colleagues IF they’re in the same days as me, but not looking forward to setting the alarm for 4.45 to get there for 7. It’s good your OH has offered to chip in and help with the cleaning.

amber03

Plus it’s getting darker a little bit earlier in the evenings, so by the time you sit down it will feel like bedtime.x