George stayed out late last night. We have a locator on his collar so Pete went to find him. He was in another street probably having chased after a cat visiting the garden! We always get him in at night. He slept in this morning until 9am for a change!
Jacky in bed at 2:30pm, yes, getting ready for a long night sleep. PeeWee didn't even come out yesterday, cold, dreary & wet. (no reason to wake up for that). Seymour started wandering the house, in the morning there are a couple of places he likes to hang out, one is in my bedroom, he keeps trying to climb the baseboard in the corner, he has scraped the paint off the wall with his shell. So I scoop him up and put him in the patio and he sits in the same spot for an hour or so. Later on he finds a hiding spot and beds down. In the evening I retrieve him, put him on his warming pad with a towel over him, and typically he's good for the night.
Gosh Angie thank goodness you needed to go to the bathroom! If having to ‘go’ in the night is not a normal occurrence then I think your sixth sense was at play.
Thank goodness you're all okay Angie!
Looks like someone was watching out for you. Even though I hate those types of near misses it's too coincidental to not be thankful that He was.
waking up to that!!
I have OCD so it's a ritual for me but I've still knobs have been turned when I've been cleaning. @Chefdenoel10 you always make me laughThank God for Brits and their tea!!!
If you hadn’t needed the loo
Youd’ve certainly had to
Wee Angie, please take care of yourselves or I’ll have to move you in here with all of us!
AND WE’RE BONKERS RIGHT ENOUGH!
I am so sorry this happened to you.
If ya want a laugh…
Every time I’m leaving the kitchen I check the stove and fridge TWICE (like one of those people with a tick) to see that everything is closed and turned off.
Sometimes when I clean the oven..
The knobs turn just like yours did. Then I put all the towels hanging and spoon rests back on it and check the knobs. Sure enough one is slightly turned on…
So very glad you’re ok!
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Angie, I got my Flu and Covid shots on the 7th, it was not too bad till it it was time to go to bed, the Covid shot in my right arm, ached, and woke up several times that night, I didn't remember that last year, although I did get the full shot. I believe for older adults there is a "Reduced" shot. Last year I got the full shot, and seemed to be fine for the most part. I just wanted to get it over and done with ASAP
I don’t qualify for the covid one this year as it’s limited to those over 75 but I have had my flu jab. The ones I had last year were the first that didn’t cause me the pain you mention, before that the Covid one always hurt & itched for a number of days. Last year was the first time I had the Pfizer vaccine so I’m wondering if that was why. Which was yours?
When Covid19 hit I started off with the Moderna Vaccine, had several years of those, then progressed to the Pfizer vaccine now, Hadn't had much of any problem until this year. They say the ache is a good thing, that it's your body working on the vaccine, building up your immunity. I was having a conversation with my old GF. To this point in time, I have Not got Covid, nor the Flu since 2019. My old GF questioned that, saying "not even a lil?" NO, I wear a mask when ever I go in a store, to church (I'm one of a handful), or anywhere people congregate inside (But rarely, I have had a sit down dinner where I had to take the mask off, I'm just cognizant of the folks around me when I do.) As mentioned in the past. I have a lil farm, besides my kids . . it ME, MYSELF and I. I can't play fast & loose with my health.
, Seymour , Bump , Sadie , Junior and Matilda , 90 years young. You don't look a day over 40.....
