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Loungers who Lunch; Cake, Bovril and Penguins...

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pampootie

x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »

Yep that's the right way to do it. Some dogs can be very uncooperative though..

Oh normally I wouldn't even attempt this with my nutter but he's so sick and needy at the moment I might just get away with it!

RacoonQueen

pampootie wrote: »

It's going to be like a panto in my house tomorrow morning before work what with the rice and the butter and this trick and the bewildered dog! Cheers

haha I'm glad we don't have that problem anymore, the dogs trust me so it's not bother for me to get their mouth open and drop the pill in. I just hold it between my index finger and thumb and drop it down.

It used to take about 30 minutes to give pills to Penny. Now I can get 3 dogs done in 30 seconds. I'm so awesome. :cool:

x Purple Pawprints x

pampootie wrote: »

Oh normally I wouldn't even attempt this with my nutter but he's so sick and needy at the moment I might just get away with it!

Poor pup. Hope he'll be ok.

If you can't get it into him call into your vet and see if they'll give you a cat pill popper, they're very handy.

McChubbin

TeletextPear wrote: »

Im getting two out and was told it would be about €1600 if i didnt have health cover.

Well, balls. Unless I beg the folk down the credit union, I don't have access to that kind of money.

Toast4532

When I had my wisdom teeth out a few years ago it was €1,800, thankfully I had private health insurance at the time.

Poor bf is getting a flu or something

He didn't eat his dinner as he wasn't hungry and he just isn't himself all evening

Ah_Yeah

Has anyone here gone from a disorganised and chaotic lifestyle to good time management and an organised way of living?

I need to learn this.

Captain Albection

pampootie wrote: »

My friends are all clearly liars! Every day is a school day

Actually both answers are correct for the different groups.

Patients are asked not to wear it as it interferes with the pulse oximeter.

HCWs are asked not to for infection control.

Ella

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

Has anyone here gone from a disorganised and chaotic lifestyle to good time management and an organised way of living?

I need to learn this.

Yup, I've done that thing you speak of. I grew up :P

/just kidding. I've always been good at time management. And what i cant organise i dont stress about.

RacoonQueen

Ella wrote: »

Yup, I've done that thing you speak of. I grew up :P

Have you met you?

Ah_Yeah

Ella wrote: »

Yup, I've done that thing you speak of. I grew up :P

/just kidding. I've always been good at time management. And what i cant organise i dont stress about.

Ugh, life is chaotic at the mo! Messy room, cant find anything, late or last minute for everything. I need some organisation in my life, my time management sucks!

Ella

RacoonQueen wrote: »

Have you met you?

Ah you only met me for a min :P

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

Ugh, life is chaotic at the mo! Messy room, cant find anything, late or last minute for everything. I need some organisation in my life, my time management sucks!

So take a night off from the horse and do your room. Then keep on top of it.

Set your alarm earlier than you need to so you have time to do anything that might pop up. Leave that few mins earlier in case you need to pop to the shop before your journey or in case you need to go back to the house/work....

herisson

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

Ugh, life is chaotic at the mo! Messy room, cant find anything, late or last minute for everything. I need some organisation in my life, my time management sucks!

Get a diary for appointments and the likes. I have one and my time management has improved somewhat.

Spend a whole day cleaning your room and sorting it all out. In your wardrobe separate work clothes/going out clothes/casual clothes from left to right. Or pants, fancy tops/knitwear/blazers etc and dresses. In drawers do the same with tops and that if you have one. Underwear in one, socks/tights in another and if you have no space for bras, create a bra hanger like i did.

[Deleted User]

I write things down in my phone calendar all the time now, especially birthdays
And at work, I keep lists and use outlook to set a lot of reminders. It helped a lot, and that spilled over into helping me organise my studying - making plans and picking out weak topics etc.
Really have come a long way I guess

My room can be a kip at times, but then I get sick of it and do a total overhaul
I will be going through my chest of drawers this weekend, I need to throw out a load of clothes

Ilyana 2.0

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

Has anyone here gone from a disorganised and chaotic lifestyle to good time management and an organised way of living?

I need to learn this.

I did this. But in reverse.

Seriously though, trying to keep your stuff neat and tidy saves you so much time and hassle. I'm super tidy, everything has its specific place in my room. It's great for knowing when my sister's been pinching things :pac:

My time keeping has gotten worse since I went to college though, but I'm always on time to meet people. Pity most people don't extend the same courtesy

RacoonQueen

Ella wrote: »

Ah you only met me for a min :P

You wouldn't sit at my table. I felt rejected.

Stheno

Stheno wrote: »

Right part one of stupid assignment done.

Part two underway.

Part three under development.

If I don't have it done by 10pm I'll scream.

Done, referenced, spell checked and submitted

[Deleted User]

Ella wrote: »

Ah you only met me for a min :P

So take a night off from the horse and do your room. Then keep on top of it.

The horse?!

Ella

RacoonQueen wrote: »

You wouldn't sit at my table. I felt rejected.

I was told to sit at the bold table

Ah_Yeah

bluewolf wrote: »

The horse?!

My horse, bluey

It all seems so simple when you say it like that but its the keeping the room tidy, organising everything, getting up early and leaving early I cant do. If I could do that it would be simple

[Deleted User]

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

My horse, bluey

It was a joke. She said "keep on top of it". So I was like "yea that's the idea"

I really need a piano again. Someone buy me a piano. PLEASE

xLexie

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

Has anyone here gone from a disorganised and chaotic lifestyle to good time management and an organised way of living?

I need to learn this.

I do the whole setting the alarm thing early, but in the cold light of day, deep down I'm fooling nobody and I know I really have an extra half an hour in bed.

Edit: sometimes I think English is my second language

Ella

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

My horse, bluey

It all seems so simple when you say it like that but its the keeping the room tidy, organising everything, getting up early and leaving early I cant do. If I could do that it would be simple

I'll do your room but you need to keep on top of it or it will go to shít again.

Go to bed earlier so you can get up early and arent late.

Ah_Yeah

bluewolf wrote: »

It was a joke. She said "keep on top of it". So I was like "yea that's the idea"

Oh. Awkward.

I r tired today, forgive me.

You know what, considering I should have had a bad day with the boy being a douche, I actually had a really good day! Work went really well and I was on top of everything, and I even got a compliment from someobe in work who never gives compliments. And horsey was great.

Stheno

RacoonQueen wrote: »

Hard to explain it probably but I just open their mouth by gently squeezing the sides and putting the tablet in their throat. Close mouth. Hold mouth. Rub neck. Works 98% of the time. Sometimes you'd have to do it again but you'll very rarely struggle to get the tablet down.

edit: see from about 50 seconds here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3yHgItqGmo

pampootie wrote: »

It's going to be like a panto in my house tomorrow morning before work what with the rice and the butter and this trick and the bewildered dog! Cheers

x Purple Pawprints x wrote: »

Yep that's the right way to do it. Some dogs can be very uncooperative though..

If the above does not work, then crush tablet, find cheese/ham/peanut butter, put crushed tablet and watch in wonder as resistant dog slobbers for their treat

McChubbin wrote: »

Well, balls. Unless I beg the folk down the credit union, I don't have access to that kind of money.

Dental hospital?

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

Has anyone here gone from a disorganised and chaotic lifestyle to good time management and an organised way of living?

I need to learn this.

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

Ugh, life is chaotic at the mo! Messy room, cant find anything, late or last minute for everything. I need some organisation in my life, my time management sucks!

I am super organised in work, tidy desk, things all in the right place, to-do lists to get my stuff done.

Then I'm somewhat organised at home, but as much.

People in work are generally amazed that I do not have a super tidy, clean, clothes sorted by color type house.

They consider my car to be a train wreck.

Stheno

I has a question for all ye fellow students.

This similiarity thing, is it checking how much you've robbed from other articles/websites?

If so what's a bad score?

Ah_Yeah

Ella wrote: »

I'll do your room but you need to keep on top of it or it will go to shít again.

Go to bed earlier so you can get up early and arent late.

OMG RLY

I just want to have a place for everything and I caaanntt doo it

Im having sleeping problems at the moment which the doctor is testing for because its nothing related to not being able to switch off, I get about 4 hours sleep a night

But having an organised life is the plan!

Cerulean Chicken

Ah_Yeah wrote: »

Has anyone here gone from a disorganised and chaotic lifestyle to good time management and an organised way of living?

I need to learn this.

I've done this! But it's mostly been because I'm turning into my mother, so I have no control over it

Ella

I was told my wardrobes are kinda OCD like. I dont think so at all. Everything has a place and i put my stuff in their place. I cant sleep in a messy room so would rather get out of a warm bed and put things away than try sleep with stuff lying around.

You can pay me in a big steaming mug of B

Das Kitty

Stheno wrote: »

I has a question for all ye fellow students.

This similiarity thing, is it checking how much you've robbed from other articles/websites?

If so what's a bad score?

Turnitin?

I'll ask Mike when he comes in with my cuppa tea.

x Purple Pawprints x

In bed. I r comfy.