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  • DSB
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    edited January 2017 #782

    Diet not going too well then, CY!!! laughing

    David 

  • DSB
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    edited January 2017 #783

    Sorry you didn't get off the ground today Ian, but glad that you are feeling a bit better today.

    David 

  • ggregu
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    edited January 2017 #784

    Thank you for that Wherenext. It's been a difficult few days but kind thoughts from lots of people help to ease the pain.

    Gill

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited January 2017 #785

    I went shopping at Tesco Extra in the morning yesterday and then had a quiet afternoon. It was cloudy, grey and dark nearly all day yesterday. The days are supposed to be getting lighter now that we are well past the winter solstice but I've not noticed much change yet. The daylight hours still seem very short, especially on a dull day like yesterday.

  • triky auto
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    edited January 2017 #786

    Overcast again this morning in East Kent.Off to the boatyard to meet a purchaser of my two old Allen Autoscyth's for spares.They're gettin a bit rare now.Then clear up after yesterdays tree felling.

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited January 2017 #787

    Not sure who my jumper will be for, just decided that something smaller to start with was a good idea.😄 

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited January 2017 #788

    Another grey day today, dog walking is now getting muddy. 

    Must get out and do a bit of shopping, went for a long walk yesterday and couldn't be bothered when we got back.😄

    Waiting to hear if our son is going to except the job he was offered on Friday,  think he will, more money and it's in Manchester where his girlfriend lives and works. Bit further for us to travel to visit, but at least we can take the van and stay over somewhere nearby.

    Ian, glad you are feeling better, the colds and coughs doing the rounds seem to last ages. OH is only just feeling better after 3 weeks!!

  • moulesy
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    edited January 2017 #789

    Horrible grey, damp morning here today. Just back with the dogs, very damp and bedraggled (all of us!). Hoping we get back to the bright very cold weather of a few days ago soon. Off to do Dad's shopping later and then out for lunch.

    Harry has to go to the vets for an op tomorrow - suddenly spotted a very nasty swelling on one of his feet, think he may have a thorn or something embedded in there. Trouble is, he's so uncooperative they're going to have to sedate him to see what's going on! Hopefully nothing too major.

  • brue
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    edited January 2017 #790

    Off to see my Mum but feeling groggy and OH has hurt his back lifting things in his on going building works. A couple of old crocks visiting a fairly fit 94 year old! wink

  • Bakers2
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    edited January 2017 #791

    A bit like you I'm using up some odds and ends of baby wool. Fancied something to do but no real incentive so will finish and offer to local charity shop unless I have any other call for it. It defo won't be daughter in NZ 😉 her hubby got himself sorted while we were out there. Oh too much info 😂.

     

  • Bakers2
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    edited January 2017 #792

    Grey and overcast here too. Not inspiring but off to friends for Sunday dinner 😃. Her daughters refusing to eat roasts still. Reckon they had more than enough with Christmas 😎

  • papgeno
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    edited January 2017 #793

    Bits of blue sky here but not enough to make a sailor a pair of pants. I'm building up the walking now. I've done just under 3 kilometers yesterday and today. Onwards and upwards 😄

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited January 2017 #794

    Hope all goes well at the vets with Harry, and it turns out to be nothing serious. Give him an extra treat from us, Moulesy. smile

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited January 2017 #795

    Hadn't thought of donating what I knit to charity shop, mind you as it's the first thing I've knitted for years they probably won't want it when they see it. laughing

  • Tammygirl
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    edited January 2017 #796

    Keep at it both of you, I was like that awhile ago but got back into it again. I'm just using up wool at the mo knitting teddy bears for a charity shop, I got the patterns off a calendar I had, each month has a different one, some girl bears and some boy bears. If nothing else I'm having a laugh doing them. The OH things I'm daft and in my second childhood but the Gkids loved them when they paid a visit after Christmas. Hopefully  the enthusiasm will remain and I will get round to finishing the Arran cardigan that's been residing on the top shelf of my wardrobe for years surprised

    Not a bad day here today after all the horrible fog yesterday, its still very mild. Its our 45th wedding anniversary today but we are not doing anything special other than having my Mum for the day. We have both been struggling to get over these rotten colds that have been going around, so don't feel like going out for a meal just now as nothing tastes right yet.Think we will wait until we get the van back then we will go out when we are away.

  • jeffcc
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    edited January 2017 #797

    Just finished sorting out the caravan and car from the new year jaunt, car going in for its first service at end of month, ( year old already) probably start looking for new van in a couple of monthssmile

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited January 2017 #798

    *Happy Anniversary * Tammygirl and Mr TG. Hope you enjoy your day.

    Love the idea of a knitted teddy bear, I saw some great knitted advent calenders at a craft market too.

  • JVB66
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    edited January 2017 #799

    Busy couple of days,sons partners car gave up completly on A10 friday so off to rescue her (no breakdown coverundecided) then spent all day yesterday doing rounds of car showrooms,now set up (at a pricesurprised)   via bank of us,so now catching up on here,Sun out,

    Site we are going to over easter was "full"  Broadway but as i have said before a call to the site direct,normally gets a resultwink,

    The motor mover that is being fitted is manual apply,as when talking to  site warden,he advised that he had lost count of times he had had to assist in storage (500 vans)when electric apply movers had got "stuck"when batteries did not have enough power to move c/van and mover was stuck against wheelsfrown

  • Fisherman
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    edited January 2017 #800

    At Lady Margaret. Beautiful sunny day. All doors open, fully aired.  Sitting outside topping u vitamin D. Nothing like winter vanning.

  • Goldie146
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    edited January 2017 #801

    We're not doing anything remotely interesting today - so, instead of a cute picture of a calf to brighten another murky day - here's a video of a normal calving last month. Just by chance my son looked over the pen gate at the right time.

    P.S. No animals were harmed in the making of this film

  • Wherenext
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    edited January 2017 #802

    Apologies for the sex change inflicted upon you by me!

    I know how you feel as we still miss our westie and she went quite a number of years ago.

  • Wherenext
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    edited January 2017 #803

    Spent part of the day looking at the paintings of Peter Brown, known locally as Pete the Street, as he is often seen painting street scenes of Bath. There is an exhibition of his recent paintings on at the Victoria Art Museum and Gallery and Mrs WN (whose birthday it is today and therefore gets to choose the itinerary for the day) wanted to see it. 

    Must admit I really like his style. Prices are another thing altogether but the man has talent. On until the end of the month if anyone interested.

    Rest of day spent finding one of the spots where he did a painting from so she could do a quick sketch herself.

  • ggregu
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    edited January 2017 #804

    No problem Wherenext- all part of having a daft log in but I can't work out how to change it!

    We had a lovely walk with the other Westies this afternoon after a major garage clear out.

    Hope everyone else has had a good day. Back to work tomorrow.😢

    Gill

  • triky auto
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    edited January 2017 #805

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  • milliehull
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    edited January 2017 #806

    We have had a wonderful time with youngest son, DIL and 2 grandchildren in Strangford in N.Ireland. It started with watching our son singing and playing his double bass with his folk group in the local pub, finished with a lovely walk by the lough this afternoon with a trip to the planetarium in Armagh in between. It has been so lovely to see them all.

    Hope Harry gets on OK at the vets moulesy.

  • Bakers2
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    edited January 2017 #807

    Glad you had a lovely time milliehull 😃. 

    Happy wedding anniversary Tammygirl. It was our 37th last Thursday. Where do the years go? We celebrated with an M&S dinner as we couldn't be bothered to turn out in the cold for dinner. We have sons dog, shes with us whilst they are in NZ exploring and visiting his sister, and had a fabulous walk in glorious bright cold sunshine.

    Lovely sunday lunch with friends followed by country walk, mucky, with the dogs. Great to catch up.

    Sun came out here and not been cold but forecast says all change brrrr.

  • IanH
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    edited January 2017 #808

    Thank you David........I don't do 'not well' very well so glad it didn't last......

  • IanH
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    edited January 2017 #809

    Brilliant Goldie! Nature at its best.......the way the mother immediately tended to her new-born was incredible. 

  • IanH
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    edited January 2017 #810

    Hope that Harry is ok, Moulesy. 

    I'm not too co-operative myself when poorly, so I know how he feels......

  • milliehull
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    edited January 2017 #811

    Happy anniversary tammy and bakers.

    Best of luck with the knitting Helen. The baby ward in your local hospital might be glad of the finished product.