And did you unlock the padlocks and let him go, after his ordeal?😬

first cuppa

Quote from: Alex on February 01, 2024, 09:37:12 PMGot chatted up today by an old Italian fella, still got it girl !  

So.. You too are on the tablets eh!!

Quote from: Scrumpy on February 02, 2024, 08:07:12 AMSo.. You too are on the tablets eh!!

Didn't need them chuck, he was about 102 

Off to the pool in a mo, aqua aerobics class. 

An Italian , even at a ripe old age, can be a charmer.. 

Quote from: Alex on February 02, 2024, 08:19:06 AMDidn't need them chuck, he was about 102 

Was he on the tablets 😬🤭

More bloody money in our vets pocket. £96 for 5 minutes and a small bottle of antibiotic eye drops. Don't mind paying for the medication but I do mind £60 just to see the vet.....Robbery. 

does sound rather extreme - I don't remember being charged anything like that for a visit to the surgery

It never used to be like that Mike.

I lost Fleur just on five years ago, so doubtless prices have increased, but a vague memory claims that a visit cost about £30, perhaps a bit less.

just thought - perhaps they charge by the pound - Fleur never weighed more than 12 pounds - but Dageus?
    

Dageus was put on the scales this morning as part of his MOT, he's 6stone 2.lbs.A wee bit up on last time but he's 12 next month and not as active as he was, I was told to reduce his dinner portion a bit Chuffed he will not be.

Poor Dageus.. A reduced meal.. !!!!!!
At 6st. 2lbs...
I wouldn't like to be the one to tell him..