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Does anybody ever feel ..... Part # 8

By Lewis, in The Nesting Box

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Valkyrie Cocka-doodle-loopy

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Aha that's the advantage of being old, JJ. :lol: We've already served our time - did I write that out loud? And a wonderful time we had at school best days of my life gag cough. :whistle:

Wow Debs that's lovely for you, multi coloured skelter! :mrgreen: Mine were pinky cream and the new ones will be cream and hopefully brown. If they eat my fuschias and sneak into the fenced off area they will all be roasted! :x

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PurpleTree Chatty Chicken

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I don't mind as long as he washes up after himself! Awww look at the concentration on his little face. Those chubby cheeks - so want to wiggle them! No I'm not really a perv, more a prude. :lol:

Debs it's all happening your neck of the woods! :dance: Well done Leela.

 

I burnt the toast. Well it was frozen so it popped up once and hadn't done, so I did it again.

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I'm sure he'd give the washing up a good go, though best to stick to plastic plates. He's got very kissable cheeks 21.gif

 

Bad luck about the toast, it really hasn't been your day. We've got a button on our toaster for frozen bread :D

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It's agood cause though Koojie :wink:

Love you too, Debs :wink:

 

I want to know; how come after I 've been out to the chickens, had them scream at me, get soaked to the skin by the rain that only just started once I'd let the chickens out, the chickens run all over the garden, one leaving feathers everywhere from moulting, they finally go in... home come then, THEN the rain stops :?:

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keep talking to him, keep communicating. It sounds like he's a bit depressed and who wouldn't be. But just keep being there and being the honest open family you are.

 

You will get through this, a few days off school could be a first step but if you take them - get on the phone to the school and demand some work is sent home.

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On my own topic - I've seen the plastic surgeon today and he sees no reason why I wouldn't be aproved for both a tummy tuck and arm reduction - after I could ask for more! They are also very flexible in that even being an NHS patient I can choose my time - as its so far ahead. I'm looking at next July as its the only time I could reasonably take 6 weeks to recover EEEK!

 

Of course now I just have to decide if such a drastic move is really for me, I'm looking at about 7 hours of surgery, 5 days in hospital and up to 6 weeks recover - during which time I would be initially VERY disabled (I know what the tummy tuck will be like - I had a c-section, but in addition I would be unable to use my arms!). Also under the current restrictions (swine flu) James wouldn't even be able to visit me in hospital - which means neither could Mum...

 

Still it's not a decision Ihave to make in any kind of hurry!

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Sounds complicated!

If it's what you want Pengy then I'd go for it, but don't feel the need to rush into it, like you say.

 

stress and worry. I have the opposite problem - I will fill my face to make it all go away.

You give us the co-ordinates and we'll sort the oik out. :twisted:

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Here we go

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Scwamble t'is a simple rule of the universe - Murphy's Law. :wink:

 

:lol: I'm think our World Domination plans could invlove sorting a certain oik out :wink:

Although apparently, I'm only second in command :roll:

..sure, everyone knows I'm the boss :wink:

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