I don't know where we're going, but it can only be 5K away

HeyV

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Cross looking

Ha... I know but the little snuggly headbutts made up for it

GoneHome

HeyV wrote: »

I hadn’t one for a LONG time after that but in more recent years I got a rescue cat, a Persian. She was old when I got her but she was a beaut! Was cranky as fcuk for about 2 months or so - would hiss at me constantly!
Eventually I used to wake up at night and she would either be lying on my chest looking down at me or on the pillow beside me. Would dearly love another one, especially now

Do you still have her (the one with the angry face ) I know we;d be lost here without our little cat since the lockdown, she keeps us sane in a mad world

HeyV

GoneHome wrote: »

Do you still have her (the one with the angry face ) I know we;d be lost here without our little cat since the lockdown, she keeps us sane in a mad world

No, unfortunately not. She was about 11 when I got her and I had her just over 2 years when she passed away with kidney problems. She had a proper angry face alright but was super affectionate at the back of it all.

Gremlinertia

HeyV wrote: »

No, unfortunately not. She was about 11 when I got her and I had her just over 2 years when she passed away with kidney problems. She had a proper angry face alright but was super affectionate at the back of it all.

Well thats how i've been described before

GoneHome

HeyV wrote: »

No, unfortunately not. She was about 11 when I got her and I had her just over 2 years when she passed away with kidney problems. She had a proper angry face alright but was super affectionate at the back of it all.

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Aw the little pet, you sound like a proper "Cat" person, would you think of getting a little kitten from a rescue again, you seem like a person that would give them a lovely home, and look at it this way if you got a little kitten you could potentially have them for 18 to 20 years, win win for both of you

Well these two are giving me the stink eye so I guess it's time for bed! Goodnight all! zzzZZZZ

Gremlinertia

Omg that exact same look hahaha

Sephiroth_dude

Oscar still in prison is he :-P :-P :pac:










sweet dreams

The Crazy Cat Lady

I must be off to sleep too, night folks x

Gremlinertia

Night night to the sleepy ones

Sephiroth_dude

Guess its just you and me gremlin!

Gremlinertia

For now! *sprinkles dream dust*

Sephiroth_dude

Gremlinertia wrote: »

For now! *sprinkles dream dust*

Nice try gremlin! but your dream dust won't work on m......

votecounts

HeyV wrote: »

Thank you CCL! This was my other lady...
https://ibb.co/fdvjZmH

sleep with one eye open, vicious looking cat:D
Bedside heading to land of zzzzzz
Night one and all:)

Gremlinertia

Sentry duty time, commencing 02.00

Gremlinertia

Uneventful night on watch. Hope all y'all have a good day.

Poochie05

Morning campers, hi di hi
Dark this morning and I’m trying to persuade the cat to go and make me a cup of coffee...
Sleep well Grem

Ted_YNWA

Poochie05 wrote:

Morning campers, hi di hi Dark this morning and I’m trying to persuade the cat to go and make me a cup of coffee... Sleep well Grem

Now this is the kind of cat I would like to have.

Bedside.

Gremlinertia

Could said cat also do my shopping?.

Poochie05

I’ll ask her, but she’s gone back to sleep 😸

Gremlinertia

Poochie05 wrote: »

I’ll ask her, but she’s gone back to sleep 😸

Only eat my prawns and pastries anyway :pac:

Mam of 4

Slow day in here again . Cool enough out there today , just had coffee, with a pudding in toast sandwich, time to light the fire !

thomil

Homeside after a COVID test, recovering from being bounced around the back roads of Cork in the back of an Army van :pac:

To all those who get tested regularly, I don't know how you do it. It felt like the guy was drilling for oil :eek:

votecounts

Afternoon all,
Couchside watching the news, probably head in to town later for a few pints later, will wrap up well:D

My knee has been sore all week. Sort of ... Tight feeling?! It's been getting worse but since I have chronic back/shoulder pain, I sometimes feel like a big old whinge so I was trying to ignore it and didn't say anything to my partner or anyone. Last night he noticed I was limping a little and asked if I was ok and I just brushed it off as nothing. Not that he minds me grumbling but more I'm sick of listening to myself.

Anyway... I'm in the kitchen now doing some cleaning and I stepped toward the sink and all of a sudden my knee did this really loud sort of popping crack. It was SO loud.. I just froze and waited for the pain.. but my knee feels totally normal again now. Should I be worried??? Is my knee cap gonna fall off in a few minutes? Is it too good to be true?!? I did have this feeling all week that I just needed to crack it.

In glorious bed while coffee is being made for me. Then shopping!

Have a good day one and all.

JupiterKid

Long lie in this morning, just getting out of bed now. Then off to the pool for a good swim.

Taking it easy for the rest of the day - maybe get back into the novel I’ve left aside the past few weeks.

3d4life

Cool here too.

Diamond's bed is the warmest place to be ... and ... its a vast four poster :P

@Thomil - Blog material ?

Sephiroth_dude

Deskside after a walk, no sour dough left when I went to the bakery

Deleted User wrote: »

I stepped toward the sink and all of a sudden my knee did this really loud sort of popping crack. It was SO loud.. I just froze and waited for the pain.. but my knee feels totally normal again now. Should I be worried??? Is my knee cap gonna fall off in a few minutes? Is it too good to be true?!? I did have this feeling all week that I just needed to crack it.

Sometimes that's all you to happen it......but I made an appointment for you with doctor cat all the same .

Leg End Reject

Tableside after booking a hair appointment for next week, fingers crossed they're still open. :eek:

Very dull here after a lovely sunny yesterday, and it doesn't look like it's going to brighten up. I might just laze about the place for the day!

Mam of 4

thomil wrote: »

Homeside after a COVID test, recovering from being bounced around the back roads of Cork in the back of an Army van :pac:

To all those who get tested regularly, I don't know how you do it. It felt like the guy was drilling for oil :eek:

Hope you get a (not)positive result Thomil

Sitting in the car waiting on son , have both fires lit at home so looking forward to getting back and closing the door to the outside world for a while

Autosport

At a drive in bingo and after this they have all been called off, my poor father has no idea what he’s going to do as it was his one outlet. Go away virus!!!

So I’m currently Carside in a field

Ted_YNWA

Autosport wrote: »

At a drive in bingo and after this they have all been called off, my poor father has no idea what he’s going to do as it was his one outlet. Go away virus!!!

So I’m currently Carside in a field

you could do a DIY game at home.

Full House = you cook him a dinner of his choice.

Leg End Reject

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

you could do a DIY game at home.

Full House = you cook him a dinner of his choice.

Or over zoom if his bingo friends are any way tech savvy.

Nearly time to turn the lights on here, winter is definitely on the way!

3d4life

3d4life wrote: »

Cool here too.

Diamond's bed is the warmest place to be ... and ... its a vast four poster :P

@Thomil - Blog material ?

Curiouser and Curiouser 3d

I am carside. All of Dubland is in Liffey Valley.

JupiterKid

Couchside, horizontal, listening to Underworld on Spotify on my iPad. Chilled...

Gremlinertia

Autosport wrote: »

At a drive in bingo and after this they have all been called off, my poor father has no idea what he’s going to do as it was his one outlet. Go away virus!!!

So I’m currently Carside in a field

Seeing as you are in the car, some car kareoke (sp?)

Sardonicat

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Curiouser and Curiouser 3d

I am carside. All of Dubland is in Liffey Valley.

Oh, how us Liffey Valley these days? Saw many a film in the cinema. The loneliest bus stop in the world is the one in Liffey Valley.

Sardonicat

Sardonicat wrote: »

Oh, how us Liffey Valley these days? Saw many a film in the cinema. The loneliest bus stop in the world is the one in Liffey Valley.

I've never stood at it Sardi but did frequent now and then the one outside on the n4. Creepy auld spot when it gets dark.

It's busy but very well controlled. Lots of security people about the place directing shoppers and ensuring people wear masks. Every person I saw had one on. Shops like Marks and Dunnes are comfortable because they are so big and no queues to enter. Penneys had a queue but I no longer go near it on a weekend.

How is your dad?

Sardonicat

That's the stop I mean, Diamonds. Yeah, I'd either be surrounded by screaming teens or all alone watching the headlights fly by. Very alienating experience.

Dad's OK, thanks for enquiring. More issues today that I won't bore ye with the details of beyond saying there is a possible contra-indication issue with his new meds and I badly need professional advice. Nothing pressing (hopefully! ) but was let down very badly by the pharmacist and the GP's surgery. Ended up having to call the emergency out if hours service for something I shouldn't have to eat into their resources for. Nurse was very reassuring and kind on the call back and am awaiting a Dr call to go through the meds but that could be anytime .

I think this could be the start of our health service buckling. It took 10 mins for the out of hours service to pick up the call. I predict a huge upsurge in hospitalisations over the next week.

Purple Mountain

Sardonicat wrote: »

That's the stop I mean, Diamonds. Yeah, I'd either be surrounded by screaming teens or all alone watching the headlights fly by. Very alienating experience.

Dad's OK, thanks for enquiring. More issues today that I won't bore ye with the details of beyond saying there is a possible contra-indication issue with his new meds and I badly need professional advice. Nothing pressing (hopefully! ) but was let down very badly by the pharmacist and the GP's surgery. Ended up having to call the emergency out if hours service for something I shouldn't have to eat into their resources for. Nurse was very reassuring and kind on the call back and am awaiting a Dr call to go through the meds but that could be anytime .

I think this could be the start of our health service buckling. It took 10 mins for the out of hours service to pick up the call. I predict a huge upsurge in hospitalisations over the next week.

Oh my god, that's alarming.
Is there any carer's support network you can lean on for help?

Sardonicat

Oh, there is Purple, but I really need a pharmacist or Doctor to double check his new script. I should not have had to call out-of-hours for that!

Gremlinertia

Sardi I don't know what to say, that's infuriating at least, dangerous even..

Purple Mountain

Sardonicat wrote: »

Oh, there is Purple, but I really need a pharmacist or Doctor to double check his new script. I should not have had to call out-of-hours for that!

There must be a pharmacy open tomorrow in a town near you. Can you get a lift there and talk to the pharmacist on duty?

Jaysus Sardi. It's a mental load keeping the medical balls in the air, not to mention everything else. You do play a blinder though and your dad is lucky to have you.

Sardonicat

It is potentially dangerous Grem and this is the reality of an overstretched health service. Not everyone in Dad's position is fortunate enough to have a carer at all, least of all one with the limited background in health that I have. Mistakes will be made and some of them won't be picked up on time or at all and some of them will be fatal. As it is I had to use my own judgement and continue to give him the meds in the hope I wasn't doing more harm than good as he needs them. The out-of-hours nurse was great and we're both now fairly certain there is nothing more than a benign reaction to magnesium but I need the doc to be certain

ETA: just off the phone from an absolute hero of a doctor who confirmed the nurses suspicions. A pure gent, very patient and kind and asked me to put the phone on speaker to speak to my Dad. I thought it was to ask him some health related questions but it was to tell him he was lucky to have me! I'm actually in tears at his kindness. And you guys, thank you all so much for your support ×

Gremlinertia

Sardi, i am fcuking delighted for that outcome, been on the receiving end of a mixed up med or two, so glad you got some great people to sort things out, but don't undersell yourself, well feckin spotted

Autosport

Glad you got it sorted Sardi, ((Hugs))

Home now and we won €100 and a bottle of whiskey.

To the people who said cook my dad dinner etc I already do that But thanks for the ideas

Trigger Happy

Opened a bottle of wine that someone gave me 9 years ago and its gorgeous.

Sardonicat

Autosport wrote: »

Glad you got it sorted Sardi, ((Hugs))

Home now and we won €100 and a bottle of whiskey.

To the people who said cook my dad dinner etc I already do that But thanks for the ideas

Two prizes!? Good ones at that. Definitely do the lotto and euro millions!