13-01-2023, 06:11 AM
Morning ladies 
It looks like a lawn mowing day, today. The lawn has grown so quickly with all this rain and humidity.
I also have a small funeral policy for MrK. I had one for dad as well, but he passed away three months shy of the two years needed before they paid out. But the premiums were refunded quickly so if that is an indication of the company, I'm very happy. Money was in our account within 48 hours of all the documentation being produced. Once I'm a bit older we will take a policy for me. My sister-in-law looked at those cardboard coffins too, Lilith. We couldn't believe they were more expensive than a pine build-your-own kit.
Hopefully today, we will have the Furry One's blood test results. He was shaking so hard when the vet examined him she couldn't hear his heartbeat properly or feel his pulse. Yesterday was a better day so fingers crossed for today. He's stalking a rabbit now, so it's all pretty hit and miss.
MrP is good at playing the emotional blackmail game isn't he, popeye. Good idea to stay home and let him settle in. When our daughter went to boarding school, all of the parents were told no contact for three weeks. It was the toughest three weeks we have ever had. At the end of the three weeks all the boarders and parents met for a family picnic. OMG there were tears when they left but it certainly helped with her settling in. Maybe something like this could help. I have also seen vans from various resthomes out and about on day trips or just to the supermarket with residents. Hopefully this new place will have something similar.
MrK plans to get the water blaster out today and clean the ramp leading to the back door. Because it is on the south side of the house, it gets slippery and even I have gone a over t on it. He is slowing down and doesn't walk too far, and I've noticed he is a tad wobbly at times on his pins. But for nearly 80, he's doing dam well health wise.
The quail design is on the fabric and almost stitched to the stand. Yesterday I had a tutu on a scrap piece of fabric and have worked out how to stitch the feathers on the neck and breast. I'll be using smaller needles which are a pain to thread, and I feel all thumbs, but I'm sure that will pass as I get used to them.
Happy crafting
It looks like a lawn mowing day, today. The lawn has grown so quickly with all this rain and humidity.I also have a small funeral policy for MrK. I had one for dad as well, but he passed away three months shy of the two years needed before they paid out. But the premiums were refunded quickly so if that is an indication of the company, I'm very happy. Money was in our account within 48 hours of all the documentation being produced. Once I'm a bit older we will take a policy for me. My sister-in-law looked at those cardboard coffins too, Lilith. We couldn't believe they were more expensive than a pine build-your-own kit.
Hopefully today, we will have the Furry One's blood test results. He was shaking so hard when the vet examined him she couldn't hear his heartbeat properly or feel his pulse. Yesterday was a better day
so fingers crossed for today. He's stalking a rabbit now, so it's all pretty hit and miss. MrP is good at playing the emotional blackmail game isn't he, popeye. Good idea to stay home and let him settle in. When our daughter went to boarding school, all of the parents were told no contact for three weeks. It was the toughest three weeks we have ever had. At the end of the three weeks all the boarders and parents met for a family picnic. OMG there were tears when they left but it certainly helped with her settling in. Maybe something like this could help. I have also seen vans from various resthomes out and about on day trips or just to the supermarket with residents. Hopefully this new place will have something similar.
MrK plans to get the water blaster out today and clean the ramp leading to the back door. Because it is on the south side of the house, it gets slippery and even I have gone a over t on it. He is slowing down and doesn't walk too far, and I've noticed he is a tad wobbly at times on his pins. But for nearly 80, he's doing dam well health wise.
The quail design is on the fabric and almost stitched to the stand. Yesterday I had a tutu on a scrap piece of fabric and have worked out how to stitch the feathers on the neck and breast. I'll be using smaller needles which are a pain to thread, and I feel all thumbs, but I'm sure that will pass as I get used to them.
Happy crafting
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