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turpsI got a postcard from misbegotten today, thank you so much. Getting fun mail is always fantastic ♥
We also got a letter saying the stairlift person would be coming out to do the annual service on the 14th between 8:30 and 1. The post arrived at 9:30 so way to go in terms of getting notice. We could have easily gone out without knowing someone was coming.
Bodhi is home, which is fantastic. She's on oral meds and a cream now and doing really well. Kayleigh was supposed to be back at work as she only got two weeks paternity leave plus some owed holidays, but they've given her some unpaid compassionate leave until the weekend, so they're all holing up together and catching up on rest and sleep.
Also, after seeing the comments on Kayleigh's FB post I realised Bodhi is going to spend her life having her name spelt incorrectly. Everyone seems to know it starts with a B and ends with an I, but the middle three letters keep getting mixed up. I have to admit, I have to take a moment to think if it's Bodhi or Bohdi even now.
Corey had his second Covid jab on Sunday, which is a relief. No side effects either apart from a sore arm.
Milo got to star on Simply Cat's social media again when they asked if they could share this post to signpost the steps to other mobility-impaired cats on their books. Of course, I said yes. I have to go pick up some special food and probiotics for him later as he still has a touch of the runs. Frustratingly it could be because we changed his food. I kept reading that grain-free was the way to go, so we bought some food that not only was more expensive than his usual stuff, but was also apparently poison as he really didn't like it. And it may have upset his stomach too. So, back to the Whiskas, he goes.
At the weekend we went for a walk at Gibside, the local National Trust property with extensive grounds. James normally hires a trapper there -- a robust mobility scooter type of thing, but one was broken down and the other already hired so we didn't do the usual long walk, but did walk to the walled gardens and had a drink at the outdoor cafe with the autumn leaves starting to drop around us.
They've opened a second-hand bookshop there since the last time I've been, and I may have bought two Christmas books. Also a bag of potatoes from the surplus stall and a huge cooking apple which will be put in a crumble along with the blackberries James keeps picking.
Last eps of the season of 911 and 911 Lonestar to watch tonight. I'll miss my shows of fabulous crack.
misbegotten today, thank you so much. Getting fun mail is always fantastic ♥We also got a letter saying the stairlift person would be coming out to do the annual service on the 14th between 8:30 and 1. The post arrived at 9:30 so way to go in terms of getting notice. We could have easily gone out without knowing someone was coming.
Bodhi is home, which is fantastic. She's on oral meds and a cream now and doing really well. Kayleigh was supposed to be back at work as she only got two weeks paternity leave plus some owed holidays, but they've given her some unpaid compassionate leave until the weekend, so they're all holing up together and catching up on rest and sleep.
Also, after seeing the comments on Kayleigh's FB post I realised Bodhi is going to spend her life having her name spelt incorrectly. Everyone seems to know it starts with a B and ends with an I, but the middle three letters keep getting mixed up. I have to admit, I have to take a moment to think if it's Bodhi or Bohdi even now.
Corey had his second Covid jab on Sunday, which is a relief. No side effects either apart from a sore arm.
Milo got to star on Simply Cat's social media again when they asked if they could share this post to signpost the steps to other mobility-impaired cats on their books. Of course, I said yes. I have to go pick up some special food and probiotics for him later as he still has a touch of the runs. Frustratingly it could be because we changed his food. I kept reading that grain-free was the way to go, so we bought some food that not only was more expensive than his usual stuff, but was also apparently poison as he really didn't like it. And it may have upset his stomach too. So, back to the Whiskas, he goes.
At the weekend we went for a walk at Gibside, the local National Trust property with extensive grounds. James normally hires a trapper there -- a robust mobility scooter type of thing, but one was broken down and the other already hired so we didn't do the usual long walk, but did walk to the walled gardens and had a drink at the outdoor cafe with the autumn leaves starting to drop around us.
They've opened a second-hand bookshop there since the last time I've been, and I may have bought two Christmas books. Also a bag of potatoes from the surplus stall and a huge cooking apple which will be put in a crumble along with the blackberries James keeps picking.
Last eps of the season of 911 and 911 Lonestar to watch tonight. I'll miss my shows of fabulous crack.
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Date: 2021-09-15 10:19 am (UTC)Bodhi is doing great -- and the best baby ever according to her mams, which is just as it should be. And Milo's stomach seems to have settled which is great. Though I do have to wash his bed yet again, which he won't be impressed about. He has many to chose from but like pets everywhere, they have their favourites.
It was good to get out and have a walk, even though it wasn't a long one. But, I still enjoyed it, and loved going through the walled garden with all the apple trees.
I am caught up! I though the Lone Star ending was a bit flat, but loved 911. Watching I'm not surprised at all that Buck/Eddie is such a strong ship.
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Date: 2021-09-15 05:59 pm (UTC)I was so irritated with the LS ending!!!
The writers are like, no, Buck and Eddie are not a thing, have this other pairing on this other show, and then they do things like have Eddie make Buck Christopher's guardian if anything happens to him and have Carla say that Eddie should make sure he's following his own heart and not Christopher's. I mean, the fic basically writes itself. *g*