The Chill Out Zone

[jackatesme]

Originally Posted by stevestrat

Haven't had Suzy or pops done, Ging is talking about pups at some point. They're both used to wearing a nappy at night when they are in season, yes I did say nappy!

Wish we had thought of that,we have had Poppys' mother here for the last 2 weeks. Trying to put up after surgery photo,but when i right click on photo in flikre,copy not coming up.

[stevestrat]

Originally Posted by jackatesme

Wish we had thought of that,we have had Poppys' mother here for the last 2 weeks.

Smallest size of nappy fits them fine, just remember to cut a slit for the tail!

Just let the girls out for a pee, got a little visitor on the bird feeder.

[jackatesme]

Poppy after surgery. Other photos of our visitor a week ago.


P1010163 by john barry, on Flickr


P1010140 by john barry, on Flickr
P1010139 by john barry, on Flickr

[Groundsman Willie]

Shouldn't laugh, but Poppy really does look sorry for herself. Hope she's getting extra treats, and will be getting extra cuddles once she's well enough. She looks like she deserves them

[RPWC]

Originally Posted by reworht

What an irritating day
Went out at 9.00am to do the weekend shopping - me, my wife and sister.
Lovely and quiet - car parks nigh on empty, very few people in Morrisons - ideal. 10 minutes later, you'd have thought a dozen double decker buses had disgorged their passengers directly into the shopping aisles. When we got outside eventually, via enormous queues at the checkouts, the car park was a hoot. There were so many cars haphazardly sitting in the middle of the car parks, waiting for a vacant slot, that you couldn't get your vehicle out for them.
On to Boots - to pick up a prescription ordered on-line on Monday. 11 customers in the queue. ONE member of staff at the counter - and he was searching for a 'lost' prescription. Fifteen minutes later - I'm out and we're on our rounds again - Aldi this time. Car park heaving - had to park in the farthest corner. Wanted some cash - but Aldi's cash machine wasn't working. After a quick sarnie at home - we're off to Asda to see if I can get a "George at Asda" suit for the daughter's wedding in May. No chance - they had five suit jackets in the right colour and size - but when it came to trousers, the ONLY pair in the right colour were a 44" waist, with an extra short leg ?!?! - what shape do you have to be to fit into them
The final insult - went to get some cash out of a hole in the wall dispenser at Asda - accidentally put my credit card in instead of my debit card - so that's cost me £2.99, plus some interest, for withdrawing cash on a credit card.

Think I'll go and sit in a quiet corner and sulk for the rest of the day

With a large bottle of Henry Weeton’s cider for company.

[jackatesme]

Originally Posted by Groundsman Willie

Shouldn't laugh, but Poppy really does look sorry for herself. Hope she's getting extra treats, and will be getting extra cuddles once she's well enough. She looks like she deserves them

At the moment feeding her off a spoon with freshly cooked chicken and giving her water off a spoon also.

[reworht]

Originally Posted by RPWC

With a large bottle of Henry Weston’s cider for company.

There's 12 bottles in the garage - well, there were

[hrissim]

Good night everyone!
What an addictive forum it is...
But very useful in both directions - 75`s and the English language.
Yesterday I hitchhiked two Czechs from Sofia to Borovets - hour & a half conversation in the car.
One asked me where I learned to speak English so well and when answered /self educated with only writing experience in this forum and very rare with foreign customers/ there were eyes like planets on his face...
Thank You!


Ps: Greeting

[Gate Keeper]

Good morning all, good morning to little Poppy and the gang

I just cleaned the pool, 27C weather today

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by hrissim

Good night everyone!
What an addictive forum it is...
But very useful in both directions - 75`s and the English language.
Yesterday I hitchhiked two Czechs from Sofia to Borovets - hour & a half conversation in the car.
One asked me where I learned to speak English so well and when answered /self educated with only writing experience in this forum and very rare with foreign customers/ there were eyes like planets on his face...
Thank You!


Ps: Greeting

Good morning Hristo, it is useful to speak other languages, even sign language. I speak some Swahili, French, German and Spanish. I tried Arabic but couldn’t master it. One the tests here if confronted by a terrorist is to be able to recite the name of the prophets Mother in Jihadi and to be able to say “God is Great”, that one comes up quite often. I can say it.

I was in St Petersburg in Russia on a work trip, but did not have to talk in Russian as English was widely spoken. I have to say, I found the Russian people to be friendly. The taxi driver assigned to look after me, took me to his home. I met his family, ate Caviar and drank Vodka
What are you planning this weekend?