Weekly Flylady Thread 16th April 2018

(((Hugs))) Frodders. You're bright enough to know this, but have you considered joining a Carer's Group? I found it enormously helpful just being with people who shared the same responsibilties even if we never mentioned it, mainly because none of us needed to say that we felt guilty all of the time. And she needs to see a doctor, obviously. Does her surgery do annual or regular check ups on people of certain ages, so that the surgery intiates the appointment?

Jojo_the_Tightfisted wrote: »

And now [once I've wiped my eyes - obviously hayfever, not stupid emotions from something that happened years ago] - practicalities.

I'd liken it to a compact nuclear explosion in the house after many years of peace. You could be in shock, OH could be in shock, Kelpie could be looking slightly stunned for the next few months.

It's wonderful

Exactly. We're not still howling about Devil Cat but we both get quite a bit of dust in our eyes at the moment.

The kittens are in shock from yet another move in their short lives but I've heard the little girl purr already (she's the bonkers one), they're playing, they've eaten, had some water and used the litter tray. They are confined to one room for three days and she escaped through the babygate less then 10 minutes after they arrived. Photos shortly.

I hope Benny Bunny's medication is doing it's magic and he's perked up, Valli.

How's the essay coming along Ionafan? I hope you achieved your desired word count today.

I'm so sorry about your youngest dog, Lil Me. It's hard enough for the rest of us to lose any animal but watching your DS go through it must make it doubly difficult for you. I'm longing for a day when I wake up early and want to get up and get going - it sometimes happens in the spring/summer and I could do with the extra hours at moment.

The time I haven't spent with Kelpie and the kittens has been spent scrubbing the sundeck and messing around with pots and plants. Masses more to do and it looks far, far worse than it did a few days ago but when it's done it'll be a lot better than it was.

Lovely news HB. The kittens, not the suspension of flying, of course!
Valli, I hope Benny Bunny is ok.
Lil'me - such sad news.

It's been a full on weekend, but the house guests have gone, the fridge seems to be full of leftovers, and everyone seemed happy. The kitchen and dining room are tidied, lunchboxes are prepared, and all is set for another week.