Helen;1324586 wrote: evenin all,
wally has spent the day with the boss of his play school, shes got a farm so hes been in his element today.............. mud, water, other dogs and horses. she picked him up at 9-15am and has just bought him back... 5-30pm, hes had his tea and is now flat out on his chair.... snoring lol. hes absolutely pooped, bless him and its been well worth the money ive paid ............
we've come to an arrangment that he will still go a couple of days a week when im better, just to give him something else to do and to be honest im loath to give it up altogether cos he enjoys it so much and they enjoy having him too.
plus if hes out all day, it might give me a chance to get out and about without having to rush back and let him out....
been a miserable day here, overcast and raining but sooooooo hot !!!
im begining to miss the " freind " a little bit but im damned if im giving in, shes been round here nearly every day for the past 15mths so it will feel a bit odd to start with. i already feel like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders and i shall be a lot better off, finacially, without her and i can put what i spent on her towards wallys school fees cant i ???
A life of a dog on a day on a farm, he must have just been one happy doggie:guitarist and he had his tea!:yh_rotfl
You right, you don't need friends that do favors only to get paid.:sneaky:
You new life has made you so much happier, glad everything is finally working out for you.
hot hot hot here again, just came in from sitting outside reading a magazine and watching my birds.:guitarist
G#Gill;1324666 wrote: Ay up me ducks ! A bit late, I know, but I forgot that I hadn't called in today !:wah:
Odie, we're always good .......... tut !
Helen, you will get better value for money, spending it on your Wally ! :yh_rotfl Ere, I saw film of police sorting out under-age drinkers in Newquay, on TV yesterday. Can't remember what the programme was, but it could have been 'The One Show' on BBC 1 at 7pm. There was also footage of the Coastguards warning young people about the cliff tops and that the fences were there for a purpose, and that last season a young man fell to his death from the cliff top! I hope there aren't any more fatalities there this year!
By the way, on the local radio this morning a young woman said that there would be 'sprite bells' today, with maybe a few light showers. or did she mean 'shyte lowers' ? :yh_rotfl As it happens, she was right ! :wah:
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and you said you never swear!:wah:
tons of drownings here this year, mostly young children, the heat draws everyone out to pools, backyard swimming pools and lakes.
fgs, put a life jacket on your kid at all times.:-5
Life is just to short for drama.
I won't bore you with the details of the hassle I had getting help, but fortunately I managed to contact a neighbour who came along with a friend and changed my wheel for me (I hadn't got a car jack! But they did !). I managed to reach the nearest Kwikfit tyre place, and it cost me an arm and a leg for two new tyres (the other front tyre needed replacing as it was worn). It is a Volvo 850 (T 5) and the tyres a pretty big and wide ! Hubby doesn't know that we're nearly £200 less in the bank now ! Not till I pick him up after 11 pm from the coach station tonight! I had to replace the 'good' offside tyre because I'd damaged it driving down the damn hill ! It was a nearly new tyre as well grrrrrrrrrr.
