Angry_Mammarys wrote: » The realisation that Christmas is over , no more beer and nice food and much more walking / Gym Also getting an itch on the sole of my foot and having to rub it on the side of my bed as I think it's horrible scratching it.
jimbobaloobob wrote: » Wrong side of the bed this morning? Hate waking up to rain when I have to unlock the gates
LexieOnRale wrote: » Practically having to shoehorn myself into my uniform this morning. Depressing!
jimbobaloobob wrote: » Least your back to work. Going back is always the worst feeling
LexieOnRale wrote: » Didn't get much time off so I've no excuse. Christmas Day, stephens day, New Years day and yesterday. I'd hate to be home more than that though.
LexieOnRale wrote: » Not trivial, at all. But I need to rant. I posted already about my beautiful puppy injuring his eye, two weeks ago (neighbours starving dog fought him for food) Brought him to the vet, he was given injection and drops which I had to apply twice a day. It was still sore but much better. Now when I get in from work in the evening, the first thing I do is take off my coat, second is give my boys (the dogs) kisses and say hello to them. Kissed the oldest dog, and then went to kiss my puppy. But his eye was firmly shut. I washed it but he didn't want to open it, so I rang the out of hours vet. Explained I was worried and that my other dog had a bite wound on his leg. Vet said to bring both of them in. Puppy - has an ulcer on his eye. He was bitten AGAIN on his actual eye. His eye is turned down and he might not have any sight in it. Daddy dog - has an infection and damaged tendons from a bite on his leg. 110.50 euro lighter tonight and two badly injured dogs, bastards next door with a rake of dogs they never feed. I swear to god I'm so angry right now Im thinking about knocking in there and having war with them on the doorstep. The dog is so cross he stands charging at us in our own garden when I yell at him to go home. I wish harm on no dog, but I swear to god if one other thing happens to my darlings in their own garden, or if that dog ever charges me again, I'll have my brother in here with the rifle and I won't think twice about it. I love love love dogs, but not at my own dogs or my own safety. ISPCA and dog warden are doing **** all.
Jake1 wrote: » Really sorry to hear about your dogs Lexie.
mister gullible wrote: » People who stack dirty cutlery, mugs and dishes on the counter instead of putting them STRAIGHT INTO THE DISHWASHER!!!
shruikan2553 wrote: » Or worse, the sink! Yeah, thats a great place. I'll just fish out the dishes from the pools of water and old food.
LexieOnRale wrote: » It's 12 on Sunday's
Tzardine wrote: » It's bloody madness. Can somebody give one good reason why it should not be sold until 1200 on a Sunday ?
73Cat wrote: » I can go either of two ways home from my sister's house. One way all main road , with a million roundabouts and busy enough. The other a windy, hilly, dark back road that you can nip around, and probably not meet another car. I chose the back road this evening. I hit what felt like a massive pothole, that I swear was not there before. Punctured tyre and damaged alloy . I had to fess up to OH that I used the back road. He always tells me not to because of the potholes, and there really isn't that much time saved on it anyway. Ugggghhhhh:(