Tea? (Part 2)

[welsh dragon]

Don't take any notice of rbreid hopless500. Silly man. Grey, and damp here and misty. Ryvita for me. Oh and that is ths weather outside rbreid.

 

[rbreid]

Grey, grotty, dismal, rainy & bleugh!

I think it's preferable when it gets a little colder and the dry frosty sharp mornings greet us with frozen spider webs and crunchy frosted grass underfoot

 

[hopless500]

I think it's preferable when it gets a little colder and the dry frosty sharp mornings greet us with frozen spider webs and crunchy frosted grass underfoot

Me too

 

[ScotiaLass]

Tea, porridge and more tea please Mornining everyone 3C and blue sky here. Whats it like where you are?

Grey, overcast with showers forecast, high of 5 (but feels like 1)
UGH!

 

[hopless500]

Although, the following will be even better when I get there in February

 

[Saluki]

Just had second huge mug of tea. Feeling a bit more able to face the world, and work today.
My back is killing me and I have the biggest GoldenDoodle in the world to groom this morning I really do need a change of career but I don't know what I want to do when I grow up. I don't want to grow up, that's for sure.

 

[ScotiaLass]

I was just on the main forum page and was p***ing myself laughing.
You know how only so many characters show up on a title thread?

I kept thinking of alternative endings for them, for example:
'Found myself in somebody else's...' jacuzzi?, cycling shorts?....

Yes, I know, I'm weird!

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

Not good indeed.
We had to have my old Saluki put to sleep yesterday. We collected him from the vet today (we stayed with him as he went) as they stored him while we dug a hole today after work. We dug a 3'6" hole, it was too clay-ey to dig deeper without a back-hoe. We buried the poor old lad and planted a willow tree with him. I'll put some bulbs around the tree tomorrow after work.

Its been a sad old 24 hours. The old lad was about 14 and we had him for nearly 5 1/2 years after he was dumped on a dual carriageway in Ireland. He had gone off his back legs and was incontinent too. Poor old sausage. It broke our hearts but he was as miserable as anything. He'd not wagged his tail for a fortnight, not sure he could any more though. He wasn't in pain at all, this last week he just went downhill really quickly.

The other dogs are a bit mopey, especially the Greyhound as his 'fast friend' is no longer here, not that Gabriel has been able to run for a couple of weeks.
This is him a couple of summers ago

Very sorry to hear this. I know how you feel at the moment.

 

[ScotiaLass]

Not good indeed.
We had to have my old Saluki put to sleep yesterday. We collected him from the vet today (we stayed with him as he went) as they stored him while we dug a hole today after work. We dug a 3'6" hole, it was too clay-ey to dig deeper without a back-hoe. We buried the poor old lad and planted a willow tree with him. I'll put some bulbs around the tree tomorrow after work.

Its been a sad old 24 hours. The old lad was about 14 and we had him for nearly 5 1/2 years after he was dumped on a dual carriageway in Ireland. He had gone off his back legs and was incontinent too. Poor old sausage. It broke our hearts but he was as miserable as anything. He'd not wagged his tail for a fortnight, not sure he could any more though. He wasn't in pain at all, this last week he just went downhill really quickly.

The other dogs are a bit mopey, especially the Greyhound as his 'fast friend' is no longer here, not that Gabriel has been able to run for a couple of weeks.
This is him a couple of summers ago

Just seen this. I'm so sorry
Such a lovely dog - hang on to your memories, he's running free now x

 

[TVC]

@Saluki. Just spotted your post, very sorry, but a ripe old age. What ever else happened, his last 5 and a half years were certainly jam packed with fun.

 

[Maverick Goose]

Good luck with that. Will keep fingers crossed

Just a chat today as it turned out-trial tomorrow

 

[welsh dragon]

Just a chat today as it turned out-trial tomorrow

Good luck.

 

[hopless500]

That's a gorgeous picture Saluki, looks like he was having a whale of a time - wish I'd had a chance to meet him. Beautiful dog.
xxx

 

[Mattonsea]

Not good indeed.
We had to have my old Saluki put to sleep yesterday. We collected him from the vet today (we stayed with him as he went) as they stored him while we dug a hole today after work. We dug a 3'6" hole, it was too clay-ey to dig deeper without a back-hoe. We buried the poor old lad and planted a willow tree with him. I'll put some bulbs around the tree tomorrow after work.

Its been a sad old 24 hours. The old lad was about 14 and we had him for nearly 5 1/2 years after he was dumped on a dual carriageway in Ireland. He had gone off his back legs and was incontinent too. Poor old sausage. It broke our hearts but he was as miserable as anything. He'd not wagged his tail for a fortnight, not sure he could any more though. He wasn't in pain at all, this last week he just went downhill really quickly.

The other dogs are a bit mopey, especially the Greyhound as his 'fast friend' is no longer here, not that Gabriel has been able to run for a couple of weeks.
This is him a couple of summers ago

That's such terrible news Saluki . They are such loyal friends

 

[Sara_H]

I'm proper knackered. Tis son's birthday tomorrow, which means having the ex in-laws round for tea, which means I've been tidying and cleaning all day.