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Ray
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4 minutes ago, RumPunch said:
Working from home can have its difficulties
Well cats do like to chase mice!
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36 minutes ago, addicted said:
We bought a new fridge a few months ago and it is so much more efficient than any previous fridge we've ever owned thus fresh veg which we eat a lot of stays that way for much longer so we were able to buy lots knowing it will stay fresh for ages. What will make me very fed up is if they make staying home mandatory and I can't walk round to get my morning paper that will mean that both my body and brain (no crosswords etc.) will be lacking the necessary exercise.
Carole
I can't help with exercise but I have found that the online version of most newspapers carry their crosswords and filling them in using a keyboard is much easier and more satisfying than I thought it would be!
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20 minutes ago, garryn said:
This is Oscar who is a goldendoodle and will be 3 year old next week
Beautiful pooch 👍
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Beautifully done! I wondered if you may have an update today.... under the circumstances!
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7 minutes ago, w-album said:
Sky Larks were singing in profusion - it was really uplifting at this time of extreme crisis.
I love hearing the skylarks when I'm walking my dog on the dunes, the absolute best thing is walking on the beach just far enough away from the water's edge to hear the surf and the skylarks! Heaven!
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Some nice neighbours spoke to us this morning to say if we had to self isolate or needed anything they would help us out.
It was only a little while later that we realised that as far as they are concerned "we" are the elderly neighbours.
I'm a young, fairly healthy 64 for goodness sake, don't know whether to laugh or cry.
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The more you learn about pets the more you have to appreciate them 👍
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Good choice Chris, I have always dreamed of having one of these!
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Don't forget to hydrate! Hope you're better very soon.
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54 minutes ago, Mouldy said:
Staffies sometimes get terrible press, but between our son and his wife’s dog, Simba and our girl, we have two of the gentlest dogs I’ve ever known and as far as Simba is concerned, one of the silliest. Five and a half stone of stupidity, who loves nothing more than to carry a stick when he’s out. . .
Staffies are great dogs, very people orientated. My brother and nephew each had one ànd they were brilliant pets 👍
I used to have a Staffy Cross, half Jack Russell half Staf.... completely bonkers ☺
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In a similar burst of understanding I suddenly realised why the baked beans shelves are also empty..... they want to make sure they use all the toilet rolls!
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5 minutes ago, Lulu said:
Lindy Lulu finds strange places and ways to nap
Such a graceful shape, you can see she is built for speed!
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Just now, Lulu said:
This Lindy Lulu who is nearly 13
She has kindness and intelligence written all over her!
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3 minutes ago, vanessan said:
Very tiring this boating lark
They always find the best place for a nap! That's a great photo 👍
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1 minute ago, Maxwellian said:
Max
I think Maddy would have looked very much like Max when she was young.. She's a rescue so she was already 5 when we adopted her
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8 minutes ago, ScrumpyCheddar said:
Here’s Our Boy Pat.. He was a rescue cat we’ve had him 6 years now.. We just love him to bits.. Our world
He's gorgeous. Those eyes!
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Handsome chap.
Yes! The dog! ☺
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1 minute ago, BroadAmbition said:
Macie, July 08 - Dec 19,
Missing her terribly
She was a real beauty Griff and it's easy to see that you gave her a wonderful life.... and that's the best we can do!
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They are good names 👍☺
nanu nanu
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10 minutes ago, NeilB said:
This is Mindy, nearly 17 and still stupid !! In this photo she's just crawled out from under the sink where I was fixing a leak. Sadly her brother passed away a few months ago, we'd had them from 8 weeks old.
Sorry you lost her brother, when I read your post I couldn't help but wonder if his name was Mork? I might just be showing my age!
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7 minutes ago, Smoggy said:
As we have an ex-dog included here is Winston, we lost him last may aged 14 to old age and a heart condition.
He was a shepard/husky/lab mash up, or as I sometimes called him "a shepuskador".
He looks so like our first dog, Biff!
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I love this thread, every one of them makes me smile and forget all the news at the moment ☺
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3 minutes ago, JanetAnne said:
Did I mention the parrot? He absolutely loves the boat and the people along the riverbank. His favourite mooring is Wroxham where there is lots going on and he can show off to everyone passing by.
What's his name?
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Keep em coming guys, all these characters really add to our lives!
Bog Roll Wars.
in The Broadscot Lounge
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And may I gently suggest that there isn't anything particularly clever about picking people up on typos and spelling mistakes.
It seems that one member is taking the flak for everyone's frustration with the situation in general. He has explained quite clearly that he has been forced to react to the initial rush of stockpiling by those we are all rightly angry with. He has sought to to do this in as responsible way as he can and he has told us why he needs to do this. And that he has now stopped.
He didn't need to explain, he doesn't owe us an explanation but shared with us his personal situation in accordance with the 'all in it together' ethos of the forum.
Let's give him a break now guys... remember the adage about walking a mile in another man's shoes.