All these issues are so exhausting. And it is amazing how most of the homeowners just don't want to get involved. But yeah, I will come and sort your's out the same way it looks like I have to sort mine out by.........By shooting them all and taking over their land! MwahahahahaLovely to not see you, maybe when you've finished with your own neighbours you can come and sort out mine ??
Glad to hear you are safe and well. Take care
You still busy with your deck. Wow you sure do have patience.Last really warm & sunny day for awhile. Temps in mid-70’s again. Bought 7 more 16 foot deck boards this morning, we hope to get those down once the ??? moves off the deck. I still have other projects on the list. More leaves to rake, annuals to clean up, Spring bulbs to get in the ground, & more.
And when finally Yvonne is pulled through the door, she is surprised to see that winter has come and gone and it is now Spring. Yayyyy ......Yvonne starts walking around the yard with a big smile on her face, her knee is now all better and the wrist is working well. The tortoises are all very happy to see Yvonne out and about and start to tell her all their woes and troubles in the hopes that now she is back it will all get sorted out pronto.......I don't wanna go outside! Please don't make me!! It's COLD out there. ***Yvonne digs her fingernails into the door jamb as she's being pulled outside***
Shame, I feel your pain. Just choose your neighbors carefully.Thanks im going to need it. I'm ready to give up. I've had enough.
Good Morning my friend. How is Jessica doing? Sorry, I haven't had time to go through all of the previous posts.Good afternoon! You are loved!!! ?
Oh no, I am so sorry that I have missed so much. I will have to go back and read the posts so that I can get updated with everything. On the plus side I am so happy that Cinder has made a friend. That is awesome and so very sweet.Bless her ... that sucks.. I will say some extra prayers for her and the family..
Jess is starting to turn around. We have been here 8 days and after 3 surgeries, we may get to go home tomorrow. She will be back on the operating table next week but we hope that’s just routine closure and a short stay.
Cinder made her a friend on the concrete river walk.. Max is a 3 year old husky who was rescued a couple days ago and moved into the apartments just down the street. We see him and his owner frequently on walks and now Cinder will just plop her fat A$$ down on the walkway and watch for him. She expects to see him!! Lol.. Gorgeous red/ chocolate husky with bright blue eyes.. His owner Judy was pretty nice too![]()
Oh no, am I correct in thinking that you might have the dreaded covid? Hopefully if you do, it does not affect you too badly but it would be better if you did not. Good Luck with the wait and or quarantining.HEELLLLIOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
My dear friend how’s everything going with you?
I’ve missed you !!!!
Work tackled me... and I lost..?
I have been told to quarantine till further notice. So I can work from home again...
Stupid covid...make up yer mind already!!!
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Oh Wow, that is gorgeous. Love it. And the rest of the garden also looks great.I meant to show you, I got my first confederate rose bloom last week before we came to the hospital... took 2-1/2 years from a seedling .. View attachment 310752I didn’t already post this did I??
Love the pics, One day when I own a mansion I am going to have a drive way like the roads/pathway in your pics.It is a glorious autumn day here in Kent. We went for a walk at a local country park which has former gravel pits as lakes and the River Medway alongside. The bird is a Jay, the most colourful member of the corvid (crow) family.
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Oh no. I so wish I could help.Sorry the update took me so long.. they feel like the surgery was a success.. they were able to test some of the nerves after repair and get them to “fire”...but it will take months before Jess will start getting motion back.. They had to shorten her humerus about an inch and stabilize it with plates. They clamped everything together around her existing ball in shoulder with steel. Surgeons said they were satisfied with the range of motion that they were able to get with that as well.. last night and today were horribly painful for her and there was lots of swelling but she has started to level out the past couple hours (SO THANKFUL) and was able to sit up and eat some.. They think we may get to go home by the end of the week. She will get about 4 weeks of healing to solidify the nerve repair and will then have to begin the king therapy process.. All in all , I think they have performed a miracle! They took nerves from cadavers and repaired 5 separate nerves and fully expect them to regenerate and work!!
Oh Crap, have I missed the Christmas card posting list etc. Please someone add me to the conversation as I have not seen anything and I better get cracking. Oh dear I really have dropped the ball! ?Lol!!! Well done!!! I messaged someone in South Africa this morning as well.. seems she must be on all of our minds!
Oh no. this year is just not a good one. When is it going to end. Sigh, hope your son is doing well now.My son-in-law, Jim, bought a beauty of a bike from his dentist last Friday. Dentist had spent lots o bucks making the bike purdy, but it had been 'non op' or two years because he just didn't have any spare time, so he decided to sell. Jim got the bike for an excellent price. The picture doesn't do it justice:
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Jim has a Victory m.c. and he's been riding it to work weekly. He works in the San Francisco Bay Area, about 200 miles from home, and he stays there during the week and comes home at the week end. When he mentioned he planned to ride the new bike to work Sunday night I had a bad feeling about it, but didn't say anything.
So on his way to work from the motel Monday a.m. a car pulled out in front of him. He slammed on the brakes, skidded, and had to lay the bike down. It came to rest on top of him and passers by had to lift it off.
He ended up with a broken humorous and a dented gas tank:
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And the crazy guy went on in to work after the E.R. and even finished off working the whole week. He can't button up his trousers, but he can drive the plumbing truck and handle his tools! (but you should see him when he has a cold or flu)
I have told Mark that before. In fact I even suggested he make his own pully system which will save him lots of money, but I think that secretly this is Marks for of gym.With all that... It sounds like you need to order an elevator!
Are you okay now?Tripped in the garage, lost my balance, came crashing down on all the metal bits on the garage door. Tore a nice jaggedy gash in my elbow. Whacked my wrist & head on the door too. Still bandaged, but healing.
Hi Ray, I have and am back on my pain meds and I must say I am much much happier for it. I feel like a normal person again. I take the Lyrica and tramahexal in the morning and again in the evening, and it seems to be much better. I do however need to see a pain management specialist but it is so expensive I have to wait until next year when I have medical savings again. Right now I am paying out of my pocket. But I hope that things go well for you, as I do understand how horrible it is to live with constant pain. Good luck.Goodmorning all, finally a few members here! Hope your day goes well. Didn't get to see the meteors,we have a storm for the next few days.
Go to the doctor today to get my meds for pain. Will be glad if someday I don't need the meds to help manage my pain.
Happy belated Birthday JoesSister.Good evenooning all
It’s been busy again. I was training a new volunteer at the rescue today, something I do pretty regularly, but this lady really couldn’t copeI guess she was in her late 60s, but the way she struggled to remember everything from how to find her way round to where she had to get newspaper from (a drawer that was open) made me wonder if she was starting alzheimer’s; it was really sad.
It’s the first time I’ve ever had to say to the staff that I don’t think someone will be useful
I came home feeling exhausted and quite dispirited, but with 2 hedgehogs to release in my garden. That’s happier at leastI have cameras on them so hopefully I will have some pictures to show tomorrow of them as they explore their new home.
After a few mugs of tea and some cake (it was Daughter’s birthday yesterday) I felt better and mixed up this year’s Christmas Pudding batch. It needs A LOT of stirring and the mixture is to big and heavy for my mixer. So everyone gets roped in to stir in turn more than once!
Son should have come home tomorrow, but the covid level has been raised in London and he’s no longer allowed to meet indoors with anyone he doesn’t live with.
Tomorrow will be spent cooking Christmas Puddings. They are traditionally steamed. I use the pressure cooker, but it will still take all day!
Maybe it has to do with a vitamin d deficiency. Didn't you all pass a amendment to legalize cocaine and heroin. Maybe that will help with S.A.D.In Oregon it rains for 7 months a year, including snow and ice. We have been diagnosed with a disease called S.A.D. Seasonal affected disorder. So there's a whole group of us Oregonians who use UVB bulbs for 4 or 5 hours a week, just sitting under the bulb, and it does make us feel better. Well, maybe not US, but a buncha Oregonians say it works.
Mmmmmm it is a favorite of Macgyvers!Duct tape always works good.