Lock, Stock and Chitchat a Seacht

Buford T. Justice XIX

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tanko

Lady Haywire wrote: »

I know dearie but the lords above see it more seriously!!

(How's my honey??)

She's grand, looks like she held to Curaheen Earp so fingers crossed for a nice heifer calf around the 10th of April.

Lady Haywire

tanko wrote: »

She's grand, looks like she held to Curaheen Earp so fingers crossed for a nice heifer calf around the 10th of April.

Yay! Oh my sweetling, do you scratch her much?

tanko

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Yay! Oh my sweetling, do you scratch her much?

Ah, now and again. Not near as much as she was used to i reckon. She's well behaved anyway.

Lady Haywire

tanko wrote: »

Ah, now and again. Not near as much as she was used to i reckon. She's well behaved anyway.

Her sister KO'd over 1900 a few weeks ago :pac:

tanko

Lady Haywire wrote: »

Her sister KO'd over 1900 a few weeks ago :pac:

Was she a full sister? Can you say what age and grade she was?

ganmo

Anyone see the documentary on Bob Marley last night?
I never knew that he died of cancer

blue5000

ganmo wrote: »

Anyone see the documentary on Bob Marley last night?
I never knew that he died of cancer

Showing your age now:D

Lady Haywire

tanko wrote: »

Was she a full sister? Can you say what age and grade she was?

Half sister, off ERE lm but same mammy.

Water John

Didn't see the docu. I think it was melanoma in his toe. Could have been easily saved if it was operated on.

ganmo

Water John wrote: »

Didn't see the docu. I think it was melanoma in his toe. Could have been easily saved if it was operated on.

Ya he didn't want to loose the toe cause he thought he wouldn't be able to play football and dance

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ganmo wrote: »

Ya he didn't want to loose the toe cause he thought he wouldn't be able to play football and dance

Ive all me toes and can't do either




















I'll get me coat

Nekarsulm

My Mum got skin cancer on her toe.
Bloody doctor treating her for a "nail bed infection" had the nail removed.
She lasted less than 18 months.

Grueller

Nekarsulm wrote: »

My Mum got skin cancer on her toe.
Bloody doctor treating her for a "nail bed infection" had the nail removed.
She lasted less than 18 months.

Thats hard to take Nekarsulm.

pedigree 6

Nekarsulm wrote: »

My Mum got skin cancer on her toe.
Bloody doctor treating her for a "nail bed infection" had the nail removed.
She lasted less than 18 months.

Very sorry to hear that Nekarsulm.

davidk1394

Just home from Tayto park now with the family. Right spot up there and big crowds for all the amusements. Passed the TB test going and keep the tradition running. the vet was telling me he was testing for a farmer the other day and gave him the all clear. when he got back to the practice 1 of the senior vets told him that the farmer contacted the DVO as he wasn't happy with how the vet carried out the test.

Water John

WTF. I wonder what vet wants to take a call from him the next time.

Reggie.

Water John wrote: »

WTF. I wonder what vet wants to take a call from him the next time.

Only asking for trouble that fella

kollegeknight

We are renting a tiny house an old woman used live in since May. Our 1.5yo was in our room with us. So we were going moving her to her own room. So oh went making the bed- dampness had come up through floor through the legs of the cot bed and into mattress. Fracking lucky we are slow at getting her out into her own room. Oh won't let her into the room now at all. I dunno do I either. Is 2.5 very old for a child to leave parents room? She has her own bed in there. There is no other room in the house and house is the only one available until we build. I would be divorced if we moved into mothers house. Things could start going our way anytime soon.

Mrs cockett

kollegeknight wrote: »

We are renting a tiny house an old woman used live in since May. Our 1.5yo was in our room with us. So we were going moving her to her own room. So oh went making the bed- dampness had come up through floor through the legs of the cot bed and into mattress. Fracking lucky we are slow at getting her out into her own room. Oh won't let her into the room now at all. I dunno do I either. Is 2.5 very old for a child to leave parents room? She has her own bed in there. There is no other room in the house and house is the only one available until we build. I would be divorced if we moved into mothers house. Things could start going our way anytime soon.

She will be perfectly fine in your room for another couple of years, as long as she is not in your bed

kollegeknight

Mrs cockett wrote: »

She will be perfectly fine in your room for another couple of years, as long as she is not in your bed

Definitely a push on to build. Planning app went in this week. We were targeting October 2017 for move in.

Mrs cockett

I hate dampness though, and if its that bad in summer, what will it be like in winter. Is there central heating?

Water John

That will be the best you can aim for. 3 months for planning, 6 to build, 3 to finish.

kollegeknight

Mrs cockett wrote: »

I hate dampness though, and if its that bad in summer, what will it be like in winter. Is there central heating?

Central heating but wasn't on much during summer. Will be on now and will borrow a dehumidifier. And get a lad to look at it to see what is causing it.

naughto

kollegeknight wrote: »

We are renting a tiny house an old woman used live in since May. Our 1.5yo was in our room with us. So we were going moving her to her own room. So oh went making the bed- dampness had come up through floor through the legs of the cot bed and into mattress. Fracking lucky we are slow at getting her out into her own room. Oh won't let her into the room now at all. I dunno do I either. Is 2.5 very old for a child to leave parents room? She has her own bed in there. There is no other room in the house and house is the only one available until we build. I would be divorced if we moved into mothers house. Things could start going our way anytime soon.

1.5 yr old is two old to be in parents bed room
Get the room drylined or rent some place right I bet it will not be the only room damp if u go looking

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kollegeknight wrote: »

We are renting a tiny house an old woman used live in since May. Our 1.5yo was in our room with us. So we were going moving her to her own room. So oh went making the bed- dampness had come up through floor through the legs of the cot bed and into mattress. Fracking lucky we are slow at getting her out into her own room. Oh won't let her into the room now at all. I dunno do I either. Is 2.5 very old for a child to leave parents room? She has her own bed in there. There is no other room in the house and house is the only one available until we build. I would be divorced if we moved into mothers house. Things could start going our way anytime soon.

That child should be in its own room at 6 months old at least

Mrs cockett

I said wrote: »

That child should be in its own room at 6 months old at least

Why?

kollegeknight

naughto wrote: »

1.5 yr old is two old to be in parents bed room
Get the room drylined or rent some place right I bet it will not be the only room damp if u go looking

I'll have to figure that one out. The house is drylined. I reckon it might be a rad leaking.
There is nowhere around to rent. If there was, we would be in it.

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Mrs cockett wrote: »

Why?

If you have to ask why your kids must be still in your room at 12 yrs old?
Sanity

darragh_haven

It's very easy for other people to raise your kids. So what if your child is in your room. What ever suits you and your OH