What are you all up to

Oneputt replied on 13/12/2016 07:57

Posted on 13/12/2016 07:57

Got back from Fisher Field yesterday after a great weekend away.  Downside is van is filthy bit that will have to wait, more important jollities to enjoytongue-out House more or less decorated although not bothering with outside

DavidKlyne replied on 10/12/2018 12:13

Posted on 10/12/2018 11:49 by Takethedogalong

Sounds lovely DK. smileDepends on age. If youngsters, you will have your hands full, if oldies they will just go to sleep after food and walkies. Youngsters can be tired in garden. Throw, fetch, throw fetch....... Or a remote controlled car, they can be chased around......

We have the world’s neediest Labrador. Comes to be fussed hourly. All that’s required is ear tickle or belly rub. Got my OH a small telescopic back scratcher for said purpose, saves having to lean out of chair! Dog loves it......🤣🤣🤣

Posted on 10/12/2018 12:13

The youngest is about two years old and the older one four. Funnily enough they show no interest in chasing balls, mind you we are not keen on letting them off their leads but even in the garden they are not bothered. They do like walks and even if dozing you mention the W word they are there ready to go!!! Good exercise for me as well the only problem is I don't find it so easy to fall asleep afterwards!!!

David

ABM replied on 10/12/2018 12:27

Posted on 10/12/2018 07:48 by Oneputt

11 days till the shortest day of the years then its all looking up againlaughinglaughing

Posted on 10/12/2018 12:27

Indeed  it  is  OP,  looking  up  to  see  if  those  clouds  are  SNOW  or  RAIN  bearing  ones,  and  if  the  sky  should  be  clear  will  the  temps  get  above  freezing undecided ??

 

And  could  I  remind  DavidK  that  while  it  might  be  a  b*##*r  getting  old  I  only  know  of  one  option,  and  I'm  none  too  chuffed  about  that  sealedwink  !!

Been  out  to  the  pharmacy  this  morning  to  collect  my  latest  prescription  and  all  was  ready  --  I'm  quite  happy  to  be  a  drain  on  the N.H.S.'s  resources  until  I  can  find  a  survivable  cure  for  my  ailments  winkinnocent.

 

Tammygirl,  Will  there  not  be  a  Chemist / Pharmacist  aboard  your  Cruiser  or  even  an  on-board  address  to  which  you  can  post  your  'dodgy  meds'  "  Urgent,  F.A.O.  TammyGirl  &  OH  innocent

brue replied on 10/12/2018 13:47

Posted on 10/12/2018 12:13 by DavidKlyne

The youngest is about two years old and the older one four. Funnily enough they show no interest in chasing balls, mind you we are not keen on letting them off their leads but even in the garden they are not bothered. They do like walks and even if dozing you mention the W word they are there ready to go!!! Good exercise for me as well the only problem is I don't find it so easy to fall asleep afterwards!!!

David

Posted on 10/12/2018 13:47

We enjoy having our visiting dog, even though it can get a bit tiring, sometimes he is unwilling to go home as he gets our undivided attention and a much bigger garden to play in. I think he's doing quite well to have two lots of people running around for him. The only drawback is being asked to have him at short notice but we seem to manage and there also is a spare dog person nearby although she does it for a living so there is a charge involved.

If you have them for longer than a day you will find it quite easy to fall asleep! wink

Wherenext replied on 10/12/2018 14:15

Posted on 09/12/2018 20:39 by milliehull

Unfortunately OH had nasty skin problems when taking Allopurinol so had to stop. 

Posted on 10/12/2018 14:15

Millie, there is another one that I might have to change to if things get worse but for the life of me I can't remember the name. If it comes to me I'll let you know.

Sorry to hear Mr.H had a reaction. Gout's a b****er.

Wherenext replied on 10/12/2018 14:25

Posted on 10/12/2018 14:25

Busy day. Off to town. Called in at doctors, charity shop to drop some items off, chemist who finally found my prescription, building society, library etc.etc.

Back home to sort out the wildlifes needs. Had to cook a light lunch as will be picking the ladies up from Manchester airport at about 6/7 pm so by the time I get home will be too late to cook.

Daresay I've forgotten something very important but too late now. Will have to take it on the chin.

brue replied on 10/12/2018 15:29

Posted on 10/12/2018 15:29

Good luck with the airport travel, hope the ladies have had a good holiday and you haven't failed in the housekeeping department....laughing

I took things to a charity shop this morning, lots of people taking Christmas stuff in, I rushed out in case I was tempted. Trying to get the Christmas shopping done is very "trying," lots of queues despite the fact that we're all supposed to be on line shopping? smile

Tammygirl replied on 10/12/2018 16:12

Posted on 10/12/2018 16:12

Finally home from town, the supermarket and retail park. Going to do it all again tomorrow but without the OH smile he will be at the men's shed.

Still haven't written any cards or bought any presents, haven't got a clue what to get Mum, sister and I don't bother buying each other presents anymore. The grand children all want money. So just OH and Mum to sort out, you would think it would be easy.

Gout, not something either of us has any experience of thankfully but my brother had a bout once when he was living in Spain. The doctor told him it was down to his diet, my brother looked at what he had been eating different and cut it out. He has not had another bout.

Is it possible to control it by diet or was he just lucky? if folk are on meds for it why?  I know there has been a lot of press that type 2 diabetes can be helped or even got rid of by diet alone so wondered if gout could be the same.undecided

Cat update, she is still spending lots of time in our house asleep on the sofa. Quite happy and seems to be more mobile, lot more content than before her illness, either that or its just toooooo cold for her outdoors just now.smile

HelenandTrevor replied on 10/12/2018 16:40

Posted on 10/12/2018 16:40

Back home this afternoon, after a lovely (if rather damp at times) few days at Castleton. 

The village was exceptionally busy, the lights are getting very popular. Met up with youngest son and his girlfriend for the day on Saturday, enjoyed a rather damp forest walk, before heading back to Castleton for a meal. 

Will now have to empty the caravan and take it back to storage in  the week, no more trips planned this year😢 Time to start planning next year now ☺

Not managed to catch up with all the posts yet, but I will 😇

milliehull replied on 10/12/2018 19:20

Posted on 10/12/2018 19:20

Yes wherenext gout is a b****r as is arthritis. Tammygirl no diet doesn't seem to come into it sadly. OH has gout at the moment - the first bout for 5 years and his diet hasn't changed at all. It is  all to do with uric acid. I hope you get your meds sorted  for Dubai. It's a minefield isn't it. Thanks for the update on the cat. So glad she seems content. She probably comes to you for some peace and quiet.

Glad  you had a good trip to Castleton Helen and that you had a nice meet  up with your son and his girlfriend. How is their move going? 

We took some Christmas decs we no longer needed to our local Sue Ryder shop a couple of weeks ago. Having now put our decs up I think there will be a few more to go next year. Less is more for us now. 😁

I hope your ladies are happy with your housekeeping while they have been away wherenext.

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