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could you put some Paintings up on the blank page
while we are waiting for it to change.I quite like
the Cafe Terrace On The Place Du Forum.(:O)
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Shaney was dumped Kit .My old friend Jean who died recently ?
Well ,her husband was a scaffolder and in the builders yard where they were loading one day this mob pulled up , threw him out of the van and just drove off .
He had a tag with Shane on it .
He was roaming round the yard and the men were feeding him but he was a bit snarly and growly !
Anyway one of the chaps took him home and he wrecked his place so he brought him back to the yard and then T. asked me if I would have him. I didn't know he was a bit of of bggrlugs . .
T. never told me this,just fetched him round on the back of a flatbed .
Hand on heart ,he walked in ,settled down and I never had a minutes trouble from him from the day I got him until he died .He was eighteen months old when I got him . Best dog I have ever had .
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Well ,her husband was a scaffolder and in the builders yard where they were loading one day this mob pulled up , threw him out of the van and just drove off .
He had a tag with Shane on it .
He was roaming round the yard and the men were feeding him but he was a bit snarly and growly !
Anyway one of the chaps took him home and he wrecked his place so he brought him back to the yard and then T. asked me if I would have him. I didn't know he was a bit of of bggrlugs . .
T. never told me this,just fetched him round on the back of a flatbed .
Hand on heart ,he walked in ,settled down and I never had a minutes trouble from him from the day I got him until he died .He was eighteen months old when I got him . Best dog I have ever had .
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You could at least listen to The Banana Song if nothing else, Robinia! (That's the one that wouldn't move for you - ha ha hah haaaah aa... ;-) No, nothing added to the park (but there is a tattoo studio on my street!) but there's been an article in the local paper about the municipality inviting people to send in their suggestions for light-heartedly inscribed plaques to be placed on benches around the city and I was thinking about suggesting something like "Don't think I don't see you :-) signed The Bitch In The Window" for the wino bench underneath my window - how's that, he he.
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Oh, I'm crying now, Shaney. His spirit shows on the photos you've posted. I wish you could think of a way to make them next door believe it's their own idea to ask you to take the Alsatian in...
I'm afraid next door and I don't see eye to eye Kit ....haha .
The lout btw is twenty if he's a day . He left school the year we moved here and hasn't done a days work since !
The grass in the front garden is as high as an elephants eye .
He's at home all day but makes no attempt to help his mother at all. He could at least cut the grass for her .
She isn't the most sociable of neighbours but in a way I feel sorry for her .
She's divorced and OK there are lots of men in and out but that's her business, but she's going to work to keep the lazy so and so .
He really gives her a hard time by some of the rows we are obliged to hear !
I sometimes feel like yelling ...."shut the **** up and get off your backside and do something you lazy b" !
The lout btw is twenty if he's a day . He left school the year we moved here and hasn't done a days work since !
The grass in the front garden is as high as an elephants eye .
He's at home all day but makes no attempt to help his mother at all. He could at least cut the grass for her .
She isn't the most sociable of neighbours but in a way I feel sorry for her .
She's divorced and OK there are lots of men in and out but that's her business, but she's going to work to keep the lazy so and so .
He really gives her a hard time by some of the rows we are obliged to hear !
I sometimes feel like yelling ...."shut the **** up and get off your backside and do something you lazy b" !
I don't get on with one side of the fence either, they are local people who are jealous of anything that anyone else has, consequently they are always checking upon what we are doing or going - so I take great pleasure in measuring up and banging walls on that side and the wife comes scuttling wringing a wet rag so she can see what we are doing, it's awful, they denounced us for building a pool and were miffed when it was found we had permission. They put excrement on their garden in the heat of the summer and it stinks, but I shout at the husband and he cleans it cos that is illegal. Pests indeed.
Afternoon, biddies. Today has been proclaimed Stockholm day, the date being 080808. The telephone prefix for Stockholm is 08 and thus Stockholmers are known (a bit sarcastically) as oh-eighters throughout the country. There will be festivities and I expect I'll witness some of it - I'll be going out tonight to pick up some soap sent to me by special delivery. My friend and I never did get around to making her marvellous soap together when I was there but she's made a batch for me now. A Water War has been declared between the South of Stockholm and the North (for this 08-day) so I guess I ought to fight it, being in possession of soap and everything!
Ha ha, "comes scuttling wringing a wet rag", I can see her now, Neti - have you checked to see they're not using your pool in the middle of the night although they're objecting during the day time? That was the story exactly in one episode of King of Queens, if you get to see that.
Ha ha, "comes scuttling wringing a wet rag", I can see her now, Neti - have you checked to see they're not using your pool in the middle of the night although they're objecting during the day time? That was the story exactly in one episode of King of Queens, if you get to see that.
a'noon....<...♫..there are nine million inhalers in Beijing..♫...>
have we won owt yet? is it all over, cancelled due to lack of interest?
I thought you were all trolley hurdling & zimmer racing...I expect Vinny's got his nose pressed against a wide screen somewhere watching that beach voyeurball, he'll be back I spect.
I know that I'm so lucky with my neighbours (always have been in my life, please don't let that change). My poor friend around the corner has had so much diy/noisy kids to endure the past 6 years I wonder that she hasn't taken a machete to them. And I just don't understand this 'keeping up with the Jones' business, I couldn't care less what people have or don't have. My friend over the road did choose the same colour stair carpet as mine because she liked it - so I copied her living room....just need to find my binoculars so I can check out which kitchen roll that is on the window sill...bet it's that posh quilted stuff, tut.... :o)
btw, I listen to 5 live after midnight (chat radio) & in his first sentence last night the presenter mentioned guerilla gardening! oooerrr, do you s'pose they read our posts?
oh, that's where Vinny might be...planting 'herbs' on traffic roundabouts....
have we won owt yet? is it all over, cancelled due to lack of interest?
I thought you were all trolley hurdling & zimmer racing...I expect Vinny's got his nose pressed against a wide screen somewhere watching that beach voyeurball, he'll be back I spect.
I know that I'm so lucky with my neighbours (always have been in my life, please don't let that change). My poor friend around the corner has had so much diy/noisy kids to endure the past 6 years I wonder that she hasn't taken a machete to them. And I just don't understand this 'keeping up with the Jones' business, I couldn't care less what people have or don't have. My friend over the road did choose the same colour stair carpet as mine because she liked it - so I copied her living room....just need to find my binoculars so I can check out which kitchen roll that is on the window sill...bet it's that posh quilted stuff, tut.... :o)
btw, I listen to 5 live after midnight (chat radio) & in his first sentence last night the presenter mentioned guerilla gardening! oooerrr, do you s'pose they read our posts?
oh, that's where Vinny might be...planting 'herbs' on traffic roundabouts....
I've been watching the Beijing Olympic Opening and thoroughly enjoyed it, brought tears to my eyes. For the first 2 hrs I was watching in Spanish and then discovered that Eurosport had it on in English - Doh!!! For some reason Spain always says Peking and not Beijing but maybe that's cos they cannot pronounce it - it would be bey hing (rather gutteral). and anyway Bey hing duck sound as delicious and Pekin Duck!!!
Phew what a day, a mixture of sadness and happiness. 10.20 I was at the funeral of my Aunt who was 90 and then at 10 noon at the wedding of my nephew who is 32.
Anyway I have read with interest about your neighbours and their shenanigans. Well I get on very well with mine except for one thing, about 9 months ago they acquired a dog (puppy) and I really feel sorry because they do not allow it in the house and I feel it must be so lonely. Like me they have an integrel shed which is part of the house, and it is very warm and dry but their dog lives permanantly in it and the door is left open all night. I never hear it bark or play with a ball or anything and it is so upsetting. I don't feel in a position to say anything because I'm sure they don't neglect it in the way that they feed it and I know they take it out so I just have to hope it is ok. I know when I had my Shep from a puppy we used to have lots of fun with him.
I have just watched the end of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. The lighting of the torch thingy and the fireworks. I don't think I will watch much of the games but maybe the track events will grab me a bit.
Hope you all have a good weekend and the weather keeps fine. It's not been bad here today.
See yer later 'gater(s)!!
Anyway I have read with interest about your neighbours and their shenanigans. Well I get on very well with mine except for one thing, about 9 months ago they acquired a dog (puppy) and I really feel sorry because they do not allow it in the house and I feel it must be so lonely. Like me they have an integrel shed which is part of the house, and it is very warm and dry but their dog lives permanantly in it and the door is left open all night. I never hear it bark or play with a ball or anything and it is so upsetting. I don't feel in a position to say anything because I'm sure they don't neglect it in the way that they feed it and I know they take it out so I just have to hope it is ok. I know when I had my Shep from a puppy we used to have lots of fun with him.
I have just watched the end of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. The lighting of the torch thingy and the fireworks. I don't think I will watch much of the games but maybe the track events will grab me a bit.
Hope you all have a good weekend and the weather keeps fine. It's not been bad here today.
See yer later 'gater(s)!!
hello all, real brief pop in, not even time to catch up on the thread...bit manic here, mum has been in hospital with a touch of heart trouble...home again now but still weak, God bless my big sister who is doing most of the caring...furniture is in (hoorah) new bed coming next week so have to turn out the garage to store the junk currently in spare bedroom and DH has gone down with stomach lurgy.
Today (don't laugh) we covered about a quarter of the lawn with heavy rubber stable matting to cover up the huge bald mud /dust bath the dogs have made and stop them carrying the dirt into the house (or so much of it at any rate)It took both of us to carry and position these mats they are nearly an inch thick, six feet by four and weigh a ton...later looked out into the garden to see Shugh trying to drag one away with his teeth...and he nearly would have managed it if Rab hadn't been stood on the mat he was pulling. After next week things calm down again till we get the kitchen done...oh my sooo looking forward to that (not)
I hope that you are all well considering, Its been damned hot in Hampshire and the mozzies out in force.
Anyway here's a little something to drive you crazy
http://mazzanet.id.au/ball.php
Today (don't laugh) we covered about a quarter of the lawn with heavy rubber stable matting to cover up the huge bald mud /dust bath the dogs have made and stop them carrying the dirt into the house (or so much of it at any rate)It took both of us to carry and position these mats they are nearly an inch thick, six feet by four and weigh a ton...later looked out into the garden to see Shugh trying to drag one away with his teeth...and he nearly would have managed it if Rab hadn't been stood on the mat he was pulling. After next week things calm down again till we get the kitchen done...oh my sooo looking forward to that (not)
I hope that you are all well considering, Its been damned hot in Hampshire and the mozzies out in force.
Anyway here's a little something to drive you crazy
http://mazzanet.id.au/ball.php
Hi all
Nice to see you Woofie good luck with your decorating and hope your Mum soon feels better .
Sorry to hear about your aunt Jude good old age though bless her .My aunt is pushing 91 now but she's still staggering along !
Well I'm orf ..I cannot take much more of these italics and silly idiots . It makes my eyes ache .I shall be back when they 've hoovered up hopefully on Monday .Have a good weekend everyone .Toodlepip for now xx
Nice to see you Woofie good luck with your decorating and hope your Mum soon feels better .
Sorry to hear about your aunt Jude good old age though bless her .My aunt is pushing 91 now but she's still staggering along !
Well I'm orf ..I cannot take much more of these italics and silly idiots . It makes my eyes ache .I shall be back when they 've hoovered up hopefully on Monday .Have a good weekend everyone .Toodlepip for now xx
hello me dears...oh no, they're all watching women weightlifters. Just stand outside any Kwiktescaldi-opbury's & you'll see them everyday.
hi woofy, hope your mum's feeling better soon & thanks(?) for the ball game. I love the dogs & the rubber lawn <has this woman lost the plot? just pretend that's a normal thing>
Dreary, cold & wet here & the weather's the same. I thought the start of the footy season usually meant the temperature went up :o)
Tarquin & partner, H, are off on their tandem ride to the Isle of Skye! Not sure if they'll make it, they struggled yesterday to reach the starting point (Derbyshire)...he's doing a blog again so I'm hoping to see it from his 'n hers point of view
hi woofy, hope your mum's feeling better soon & thanks(?) for the ball game. I love the dogs & the rubber lawn <has this woman lost the plot? just pretend that's a normal thing>
Dreary, cold & wet here & the weather's the same. I thought the start of the footy season usually meant the temperature went up :o)
Tarquin & partner, H, are off on their tandem ride to the Isle of Skye! Not sure if they'll make it, they struggled yesterday to reach the starting point (Derbyshire)...he's doing a blog again so I'm hoping to see it from his 'n hers point of view
<<tut, these old women who cannot get to grips with modern technology, tut, yet again thrice tut!!!>
I shall ignore ^!!
Have jut been checking the BA website and to my delight (and Mr N's horror) I still have a luggage allowance of 32kgs free and also 2 hand luggages (not many people know that) wayhay, boy am I going to hit the those shops!!!
I shall ignore ^!!
Have jut been checking the BA website and to my delight (and Mr N's horror) I still have a luggage allowance of 32kgs free and also 2 hand luggages (not many people know that) wayhay, boy am I going to hit the those shops!!!
Chinese crackers, possums, dawgs.
Woke up giggling this morning and I'm still waiting for me to reveal what the hell was so funny but so far I haven't.
Was wondering only yesterday if you were still busy decorating,Woofy. Little did I suspect you were taking it as far as carpeting your lawn! / Hope your Mum keeps on feeling better.
If Tarquin and H. will let you post the blog, Robinia, I'll enjoy looking at it now and then. Oh and we will also want to know what we may call H - I mean, if T shall be known as Tarquin... - Horatia? He he.
Give your neighbours a Cesar Millan DVD Jude, perhaps they'll be inspired, who knows. You don't have to say you bought it for them, make a story up how it got into your hands and now you're just wondering if they might possibly find use for it.
To tell you the truth I'm in a bit of shock here, just heard from my country friend that two of the horse rehabilitator's three dogs have been killed by the train - and not even on the same day. That place is like Midsomer for dogs; a few years back my friend's husband killed their new puppy (very much by mistake) on the day of its arrival - imagine having to tell the kids when they got home from school, after they'd been fondling it the very same morning. And now this. The dogs sleep in the (open) boot of the car. The surviving dog is the most cordial of the three and I keep thinking of him all alone at night now - the confusion he must be going through.
goodbye little doggies
glad to have met you.
hehe, I often feel as though I'm walking on a trampoline
heck neti 32 kgs? that means you can put me, Charlie & my bunty annuals in your case & take us back with you...oh & my handbag of course...
I'll mail you the blog Kit, with the state of things on this site & the mentality of some people I'm not going to risk putting on here. Yes I quite like Horatia, apparently it means time-keeper...I did think about calling her Hermaseta... hahaha
That's very sad about the dogs, specially for the one left alone. Charlie's 'girl next door' goes home tomorrow, I suppose he'll be texting her on his mobile night & day :o)
heck neti 32 kgs? that means you can put me, Charlie & my bunty annuals in your case & take us back with you...oh & my handbag of course...
I'll mail you the blog Kit, with the state of things on this site & the mentality of some people I'm not going to risk putting on here. Yes I quite like Horatia, apparently it means time-keeper...I did think about calling her Hermaseta... hahaha
That's very sad about the dogs, specially for the one left alone. Charlie's 'girl next door' goes home tomorrow, I suppose he'll be texting her on his mobile night & day :o)
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