Good Morning Early Birds

[rowanwitch]

I will start us off, it's damp and cloudy in Birmingham, but the birds are singing.
Off to London in a bit. Will catch some zzzzz on the coach. Done the trip so often I only look out the window around Oxfordshire in case I can spot some red kites. Best bit of the trip

[ladybirder]

RH I thought of that but didn't suggest it as surely it would still need walking a couple of times a day and she wouldn't be able to manage that.

[bednobs]

what pasta needs is a dog (belonging to someone else) who is covered for walks but wouldn't mind extra ones (i have never yet met a dog who didnt mind)

[ferlew]

Aternoon everyone, hope you're all having a great day. (Ailments excepted)
Feeling so much brighter on these steroids, jaw pain well on the way out, as is the hip and shoulder pain. I can now chew, but still can't open the jaw fully. Still, it's only a week.
GP call tomorrow to discuss on going care (more steroids?)
It's been a lovely bright day here in East Yorkshire, still cool out there, so I'll just admire it from my craft room.
Good to know you're safely back home Helen, I think I would hate to spend any time in the big metropolis.

[anneasquith]

Great you feel better F.

[pastafreak]

Red, that's an interesting idea...but again,there's Toby to consider.
Even fostering cats requires having no other pets.
I had some neighbours who had the most wonderful and friendly collie called Boots A handful as a pup, but she eventually settled. Unfortunately they've moved...when I first lost Sally it was suggested I walk Boots occasionally, which I did for a bit when needed.
I admit that after my bad experience after Sally, I'm far more wary of dogs.