The boring thread.....

Started by Scrumpy, July 18, 2023, 11:58:08 AM

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Scrumpy

Quote from: Alex on August 17, 2026, 12:38:05 PMWant it to rain  ?  leave your towels out overnight  :upvote:


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I need to get my bedding done before Thursday when they say it will rain.. 
'Liar, liar, your pants are on fire'
We used to say that as kids.. 
Don't ask me.. I know nuffink..

muddy

#8971
Maybe I will wash my sheets tomorrow then if rain is eminent .

klondike

Seen while out for a walk. Made me chuckle.




Mups

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Quote from: Raven on August 17, 2026, 11:58:05 AMMups, So sorry to hear Liffy is having another issue with her health, has she been like this all her life or just since she got older?
I've not had problems with my dogs until they got into old age, I suppose I was lucky. Give the wee lass a hug from me.  :hugs:
Hi Raven,  No,  Lif hasn't always had this problem.    It started very mildly in June a couple of years ago,  but soon went away again.
Then last Spring she started itching again,  around June again.   This lead me to think along the lines of a plant or pollen allergy.

Third time was earlier this spring,  and it went away after a week or so,  but now it has returned with a vengeance.   I have never seen her so poorly with it,  she didn't look at all well,  and felt burning hot to touch.
Her eyes were dull and it really scared me.  I was even thinking of the inevitable . . .

I couldn't see my usual vet when we went on Saturday,  but she is back from her holiday now so I will take her back straightaway  if it gets bad again.

At the moment, most of her skin looks more normal again,  just the odd patch of rawness.  Today she wagged her tail at me for the first time since last week.   I took her temperature and it was normal again,  although she is still not quite herself.   She is still not eating normally,  she is eating much slower than she usually does.
I looked up the side effects of the meds,  and it says it often makes them lethargic,  so that could be why she is sleeping so much I suppose.

I will see how she goes over the next couple of days.   I desperately wish I knew what the cause is,  so I could keep her away from it.  All these vet bills are a worry,  but what can you do if your dog is ill. 
Gertie seems fine   (touch wood),  so it can't be anything 'catching.'

I gave her your  very gentle hug tonight.   Thanks Raven.  x


August 17, 2026, 10:29:54 PM
Quote from: Scrumpy on August 17, 2026, 02:34:06 PM:grin: :grin: :grin:

I need to get my bedding done before Thursday when they say it will rain..
'Liar, liar, your pants are on fire'

We used to say that as kids..

Hah,  we used to say that too.   :smiley:

BTW,  they are forecasting showers tomorrow,  and Wednesday,  and heavier rain on Thursday here.
You'd best get those sheets done soon. 

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August 17, 2026, 10:31:18 PM
Hah,  I like the car sign, Klondike.   :smiley:

Scrumpy

QuoteSeen while out for a walk. Made me chuckle.



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Don't ask me.. I know nuffink..

klondike

Dull day is making it more obvious that it is getting dark noticeably earlier now. Soon be autumn. Winter draws on.

Mups

Quote from: klondike on Yesterday at 07:51:58 PMDull day is making it more obvious that it is getting dark noticeably earlier now. Soon be autumn. Winter draws on.
Yes,  I noticed this happening a little while back,  but as you say, on dull days like today, it is really noticeable.
Winter drawers and hot water bottles here we come.  :smiley:

Vlad

Quote from: klondike on Yesterday at 07:51:58 PMDull day is making it more obvious that it is getting dark noticeably earlier now. Soon be autumn. Winter draws on.
Bloody hell! You are a ray of sunshine aren't you? 😄

Raven

Morning, Hope your all well, had a busy day so far only just sat down and I've been home from the pool for a couple of hours.
Got a surprise last night, went to lock up and there was a faint aurora showing, first of the season though a few weeks early.