Looks wet and green.Sure you`re living in Texas ?
I’m lucky to have a very diverse 8 acres!!
I am really wanting to rescue some adult Sulcatas but I think I want to learn a good bit more and make sure I can provide the best for them!
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I’m lucky to have a very diverse 8 acres!!
I am really wanting to rescue some adult Sulcatas but I think I want to learn a good bit more and make sure I can provide the best for them!
If you can handle horses you can handle Sulcatas!![emoji3]
Looks like I would enjoy an outing with you!!beautiful pics!!
Except horses only jump over the fences/walls designed to keep them in. Sulcatas bulldoze them down!
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Good morning all. How was the osteopath visit Carol?
The drizzle has passed and the heatwave has returned for the forseeable future.
We are deserting Daughter and will mostly be spending the weekend in London. Daughter is using her professional ecology skills as a volunteer this weekend. She has maintained contacts with Kent Wildlife Trust despite moving away from the area which is rather nice
Have a good weekend all. Not see you later hopefully... and I'll send postcards if I can
The drizzle has passed and the heatwave has returned for the forseeable future.
We are deserting Daughter and will mostly be spending the weekend in London. Daughter is using her professional ecology skills as a volunteer this weekend. She has maintained contacts with Kent Wildlife Trust despite moving away from the area which is rather nice
Have a good weekend all. Not see you later hopefully... and I'll send postcards if I can
Except horses only jump over the fences/walls designed to keep them in. Sulcatas bulldoze them down!
SEEE!! I’m still trying to engineer the perfect fencing scenario in my head before I present this idea to hubby
I am so jealous of your place. That is exactly the kind of place i would love to live.
Hey there Cowboy. Long time no see in the CDR. Even though it is too dark to see you in here anyway. Can I offer you a coffee?
Good Morning LindaGood morning all. How was the osteopath visit Carol?
The drizzle has passed and the heatwave has returned for the forseeable future.
We are deserting Daughter and will mostly be spending the weekend in London. Daughter is using her professional ecology skills as a volunteer this weekend. She has maintained contacts with Kent Wildlife Trust despite moving away from the area which is rather nice
Have a good weekend all. Not see you later hopefully... and I'll send postcards if I can
I really look forward to them but then afterwards wish I hadn't gone, as I am quite sore afterwards. Lol. Kidding aside it is going well. Although I am not better and still struggling I can see that it is helping. My right arm is now giving me problems and he worked on it last night along with my back. My new goal now that I have conquered the coffee is to take a walk and quick ly down and big glass of water before I take a pain killer. I am also going to try cutting my sleeping tablets and pain killers in half to try to see if that will help to wean myself off them.
How is your shoulder doing by the way?
Good idea. Good morning Ellie
Good Morning Roommates.
Have a happy Saturday.
I am going to spend my birthday plant nursery vouchers today. I love buying plants. [emoji3] [emoji3] So it is going to be a garden day today.
Have a happy Saturday.
I am going to spend my birthday plant nursery vouchers today. I love buying plants. [emoji3] [emoji3] So it is going to be a garden day today.
Baby steps. A little at a time. Cut the painkillers or sleeping tablets not both together. You did well with the coffee
My shoulder is "there". I knkw about ot all the time, but live with it. Occasionally, I will do something that leaves me writhing with agony...usually it is when I reach for something and just twist it slightly. I just have to wait for it to pass. Longer drives leave it pretty sore due to gear changes... our cars don't have automatic gearboxes. I take painkillers if I have to. I am planning on driving to my Mum's soon and I think I will have to take painkillers before I start. It take around 5 hours to get there
Last year in November I changed to an automatic car and it has made the world of difference. 5 hours is a long time to drive. Can someone else not do the driving for you or at least not share the driving with you?Baby steps. A little at a time. Cut the painkillers or sleeping tablets not both together. You did well with the coffee
My shoulder is "there". I knkw about ot all the time, but live with it. Occasionally, I will do something that leaves me writhing with agony...usually it is when I reach for something and just twist it slightly. I just have to wait for it to pass. Longer drives leave it pretty sore due to gear changes... our cars don't have automatic gearboxes. I take painkillers if I have to. I am planning on driving to my Mum's soon and I think I will have to take painkillers before I start. It take around 5 hours to get there
It must make things very difficult for you with your shoulder being out of action. When are you seeing the specialist again?
Well I am going shopping so will not chat later.
I will be travelling alone. It is 5 hours with breaks, I should be OK. If it takes longer because I need more breaks then so be it
Thank you! Most often it’s a pain I the &** to maintain but I’m proud to have the ability to get my kids outside and support my “zoo” habits. It wouldn’t bother me one bit to never leave my house and the older I get, the worse that gets.. If I ever make it to retirement, I could well become a hermit!
Good morning everyone! Beautiful morning here to get outside and have your coffee.. brother is coming to visit today so I’m going to try out the bread pudding recipes then maybe spend some time on the lake with the kids!
then maybe spend some time on the lake with the kids! 
Good morning everyone! Beautiful morning here to get outside and have your coffee.. brother is coming to visit today so I’m going to try out the bread pudding recipes
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Looks great, have fun out on the water! Pix of your bread pudding required of course!
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