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Thanks all. We are better, she has a cast iron stomach most of the time and even after this event she was back to normal by tea-time. That's 3 things in the space of a few weeks now that've been a nightmare and a struggle to get home.Morning all, good to hear from you @Terrarian glad you are feeling better. Naughty Daisy, must have been a real worry for you. We have to watch our son’s daxie as she will eat absolutely anything and she’s so close to the ground it’s often gone before you realise and she looks at you as if to say “I sneaked that one past you!”
@Val P hope the author decides to include the banner in his book, alongside the article would make a fantastic addition to your family archive.
Have been asked by grandkids nos. 3 & 4 if we will take them out on a double decker bus ride today. They hardly ever go on a bus so they consider it a real treat. We’ve decided to go over to Oundle, although it’s only 15 miles away it takes 45 minutes on the bus, plus the bus into town is another 20 minutes, that should keep the little blighters happy.
Have a good day,all.
I’m also trying to read more books, so many I’ve picked up on a whim or recommendation but never finished . I’m particular bad with non-fiction , I can’t seem to pick then up / put them down/ go again like I do with fiction. You’ve also reminded me that now at the bottom of the pile is the half read “ Tess of the D’ Urbevilles”Thanks all. We are better, she has a cast iron stomach most of the time and even after this event she was back to normal by tea-time. That's 3 things in the space of a few weeks now that've been a nightmare and a struggle to get home.
Nice not having football too add anxiety isn't it, although the takeover issue could do with being resolved sooner than later.
I'm trying to get into the habit of reading books again, I've got loads sat doing nothing. So far I have picked a book, put it on the table and looked at it a few times lol lol I've gone for a crime novel by Martina Cole called Known, pretty sure they made a series out of it with Tom Hardy if I recall correctly. I haven't opened it yet though
I'm going to read back a few pages and have a catch up.
, but you’ve now inspired me to move it up the list, thanks 
Heavy going that one BLI’m also trying to read more books, so many I’ve picked up on a whim or recommendation but never finished . I’m particular bad with non-fiction , I can’t seem to pick then up / put them down/ go again like I do with fiction. You’ve also reminded me that now at the bottom of the pile is the half read “ Tess of the D’ Urbevilles”
Indeed , one day I will triumphantly post on this thread that I’ve finished it
Did it for A level , I still get wake up in a sweat that I've not read it properly.Indeed , one day I will triumphantly post on this thread that I’ve finished it
Wrong thread amigo?
I dunno @Barnfred 55 ed will know .
Morning T ,Get out with Daisy .Have you met anyone out walking lately ?Good morning all. Sun is out at the moment but it's very unpredictable currently. This is definitely the worst year for extreme weather patterns across the globe, I think mother nature is trying to tell us something.
Not much going on today, I shall be spending (far too much) time on Terraria and Minecraft, time whizzes by when immersed in my virtual worlds lol
Have a good Friday all.
Morning blue, we will be out later about 8.30 - 9, she keeps wanting to go up the fields but they're still a bit waterlogged, as we tried last week and we couldn't get out of the exit we normally take due to a huge puddle of water blocking the way.
