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NanaandGrampy Wed 15-May-19 22:11:23

Oooooh I’m all excited now......

annsixty Wed 29-May-19 22:06:46

We will be TOY Charley I know how I would be thinking if it were Molly.
Even after 6 months I am so very attached to her as I feel she is to me.

MawBroonsback Wed 29-May-19 22:14:40

Charleygirl huge hugs and TOY from Hattie and me. Trying times and such a worry xxx?xx

cornergran Wed 29-May-19 22:43:31

Oh charley, what a worry. I hope you are both sleeping soundly and wish Tara well for tomorrow. Be thinking of you both.

callgirl1 Wed 29-May-19 22:50:05

All my best wishes for Tara tomorrow, from me and Mia, I`ll be keeping everything crossed.

Nannytopsy Wed 29-May-19 23:07:46

Charley, our Charlie sends best wishes to Tara. He is in the cattery - I dread Saturday!
The hotel we are staying in has been renovated and there are still bits to be finished. It is midnight and someone is doing some pretty heavy duty drilling! That will get the TripAdvisor whingers going!
N&G thanks for asking - eye much better but still uncomfortable.
I wonder if we dislike dentist because of their attitude when we were young? No anaesthetic for fillings and I had a root canal without any anaesthetic in the 70s. That has taken years to get over.
TOYA
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Galen Wed 29-May-19 23:09:20

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Doodle Wed 29-May-19 23:40:16

Thank you mamissimo. That’s who I meant. Why I thought she was a runner I don’t know.

Doodle Wed 29-May-19 23:43:04

Thanks Galen. I have some Marsala in the cupboard ......I feel a zabaglione coming on ?

Izabella Thu 30-May-19 01:02:06

TOYA from a sun drenched balcony overlooking the canyon. Watching humming birds and lizards too. Out to dinner later to a local Thai restaurant. ?

Izabella Thu 30-May-19 01:05:58

Oh, I forgot to mention the amazing Monarch butterflies too.

Nannytopsy Thu 30-May-19 05:24:10

Was the runner Zola Budd?

dragonfly46 Thu 30-May-19 07:16:57

Thinking of you and Tara today Charley

aggie Thu 30-May-19 07:38:13

I remember Zola Budd running barefoot

Nannytopsy Thu 30-May-19 07:51:38

She sounds a bit like zabaglione if you say it quickly!

Charleygirl5 Thu 30-May-19 07:53:52

Nanytopsy I agree and we were attacked in those days I think with a hammer and chisel.

I do not know what the hygienist did to me yesterday but my teeth and gums were aching last night and they are not a great deal better today.

Not my best night's sleep with Tara sleeping on my pillow and pawing me frequently I think to remind me I had not fed her.

I will take her to the vet and then return home to have breakfast.

Luckily I have a car which bends- people are so inconsiderate with parking.
TOYA

grannyqueenie Thu 30-May-19 08:40:16

Morning all I’m running late, aka still in bed so mustn’t linger, but just wanted to say I’m thinking of you today Charleygirl.

Bellanonna Thu 30-May-19 08:43:07

All the best to the young lady today Charleygirl.

NanaandGrampy Thu 30-May-19 09:04:34

Morning all,

Finally , another blue sky morning here !!

Hope all goes well today Charley and that Tara comes back with a nice new clean bill of health.

NannyT , hopefully the eye will just continue to improve but its such a problem , its not like a bump or bruise elsewhere is it? I think you're right about the dental treatment in the 70's - I really loathe that I am so fearful of something .

Sounds lovely Izabella - where in the world are you ?

Its a slow day here , and that's the way we like it :-)

Happy day all.

Charleygirl5 Thu 30-May-19 10:24:01

Tara was happyish to be examined with me being there and that included her temperature being taken via her rectum. I hope a mass is not found on her liver.

With luck I will receive a phone call early pm for pick up.

the sun is shining here so I must hang out some clothes.

annsixty Thu 30-May-19 10:57:10

I echo your hopes Charleygirl
It is damp, dull and miserable here but not cold.
My walking neighbour is away for a few days but my intention to try to do it on my own was thwarted by the weather.
I am supposed to be going to Dunelm this afternoon but that plan is also in limbo as my friend is waiting for a phone call to see if she can pick a relative up from hospital, it was doubtful yesterday but plans may be changed, so I am playing a waiting game.
TOYA .

GrannyGravy13 Thu 30-May-19 12:02:12

3 loads of holiday washing on the line(3 more to do)....decided to finally have my shower. GC outside shower needing immediate answers, Daughter then needs to know where something is and then Mr. Gravy asking what “I” was doing for dinner!!!!!

This time yesterday I was sitting in a beachside restaurant being waited on Grrrr!!!!

Have skimmed through the kitchen news, seems that there are still buggerations aplenty.

Panache I hope your move goes smoothly and you avoid another hospital admission.

Annsixty small steps at a time.

Soop take care of yourself.

Dragonfly it must be very difficult for you with conflicting information from the “medics”

To all I have missed TOYA ??

(Sorry no cake till ironing is completed) ?

soop Thu 30-May-19 12:36:20

Charleyg Many of us lot know how you are feeling. Please, if and when you feel like doing so, return to the kitchen with further news. flowers

soop Thu 30-May-19 12:55:43

Nannyt So sorry to hear that your eye remains troublesome.
Talking about dental treatment in the "olden days"...way back in the early 1940s, Mr Phillips, the dentist with a stammer, used a foot operated drill. Also, do you remember having an awful rubber mask slapped over your face when gas was administered?
On one occasion I was wearing a kilt. He asked if the waistband was tight. I said no but unbuckled it (to be on the safe side). On getting out of the chair after several extractions for overcrowded teeth, the skirt fell to the floor. I was mortified. blush

Izabella Sounds idyllic. Savour every sun-drenched moment.

ann It would be nice for you to have a trip to Dunelm this afternoon. I would accompany you if I could.

GrannyGravy It sounds like you'll need another holiday once you've managed to get stuff back to normal. I don't have too much ironing to tackle this afternoon. I shall watch tennis at the same time.

soop Thu 30-May-19 13:05:26

I have discussed the reactions I'm experiencing with Letrozole with my breast care nurse. My first chat with her since the mastectomy. Yes...the meds can cause several nasty side effects. I'm to stop the treatment for two weeks. She will check with me to see whether there is an improvement. I may then restart the meds or return to the oncologist who will decide the next course of action.
I have also decided to ask for the treatment put on hold for the front and rear prolpase to be reinstated.
Thank you for all your kindly advice. flowers

cornergran Thu 30-May-19 13:49:18

Phew, soop, I’m so pleased you spoke with the nurse. I’m sure you’ve made the right decision to reinstate the other treatment, anything that makes you more comfortable has to be good.

Been thinking of charley and Tara. It’s a few years since we had an animal as part of the family but I still recall the fear when they were unwell, particularly when they got older.

Incredibly weary today, we both overdid it yesterday (even supervising is tiringgrin). Too much driving and running around fetching things for me and too much garden labouring for Mr C. We’ve done a little cleaning and now plan a coffee out with restorative cake before some errands.

TOYA.

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