Wishing hard for good results for MacS and sorry about your totally weird diet, MrLester - I thought it was very dull and then loathsome, but in order for them to get good photos, you need to have squeaky clean innards....so you have to think it'll all be worth it!
I've been doing cupboards soop - and lots of throwing away - and DH has moved shelves within those cupboards. It's beginning to look very ordered. After an early start/visit to the Endocrinologist where I was happy to hear all is well and I remain on the very lowest dose of Thyroxine; and she was happy to hear how happy I am this year - in spite of blasted Covid and our incarceration, I was very fired up for the rest of the day - hence the cupboard clearing.
Tomorrow is strip-a-dog-day, when my lovely Griffon, Chloe, will be turned into something scented and beautiful (for a couple of days!) by our lovely mobile dog groomer. She's wonderful with the dog, turns up on time with all her necessary tools and potions on a special trolley, sits the dog on the garden table and then goes indoors via another entrance to shower her. All of the random bits of flying fur remain outside and I only have to clean the shower and sanitise afterwards and when she's finished. Also - as it's October - I shall have to launder 3 big dog towels, rather than let the dog chase about in the garden until she's dry in 10 minutes.
So glad you're doing well, Ann - and taking care. You'll be a new person before you know it - and a painfree one at that.
Shocked to hear about Mr Doodle. Hopefully he's on the mend now after your careful nursing. Not long to go now, Synonymous - well, that's what you must tell yourselves. How wonderful when it's finished. Hopefully a nice ending to a very unpleasant and harrowing chapter in your lives.
Sleep well, Kitcheners. And to all in pain or with worries, may that sleep heal you and give you back your get up and go for tomorrow. Nighty night and a French hug.