How Do You Feel Today? v4
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Had to take a taxi to work because someone let a balloon loose in the train station. I can't make this stuff up. Freaking Mylar. There was smoke coming up through the street for 3 blocks around the station. (Trains run underground.) At least 6 fire trucks responded. Thousands of people were stranded or late for work. One balloon.
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Thanks Sorus and Av
No it was utterly unexpected .. theres a place in town where shes been laid to rest. Was awful .. she had been savaged post mortem which was horrible
We had a mini wake .. we shared stories. memories, it might have been the pot .. but we made plans lol .. but we gave her a good send off ... and was comfortably numb .. in a good way after
No it was utterly unexpected .. theres a place in town where shes been laid to rest. Was awful .. she had been savaged post mortem which was horrible
We had a mini wake .. we shared stories. memories, it might have been the pot .. but we made plans lol .. but we gave her a good send off ... and was comfortably numb .. in a good way after
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thanks Menolly yes they are. She was our resident watchdog .. they are fiercely territorial for the gentle giants they are. She has spat at my merino when he edged her out of the food trough . But she never spat at us .. and we hooved her, cuddled her, gave her her shots. Lovely animals indeed
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(I had had it in my mind to ask you if you were at home when it happened.)Skyweir wrote:Thanks Sorus and Av
No it was utterly unexpected .. theres a place in town where shes been laid to rest. Was awful .. she had been savaged post mortem which was horrible ...
Sorry for your loss of this lovely creature. Sweet to hear she was a watchdog.
Your comment the other night comparing yourself to Eeyore served me well today... I used that line about myself to lighten things up this morning...
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That sounds nice. Closure is important.Skyweir wrote:
We had a mini wake .. we shared stories. memories, it might have been the pot .. but we made plans lol .. but we gave her a good send off ... and was comfortably numb .. in a good way after
Oh, a change is coming, feel these doors now closing
Is there no world for tomorrow, if we wait for today?
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No idea .. we sheared her and drenched her on Sunday .. but we do that annually. We clipped her hooves as well .. shed lost wool bulk .. but the weather hasnt gotten really cold yet .. and it was a light shear too as we are heading into winter. I dont really know.
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Sorry to hear about your alpaca Sky. Looks as though you had a good wake for her.
I had an accident yesterday. Was carrying the washing basket down the stairs and tried to avoid all the bags of shopping that dear C had parked at the bottom when I slipped on the penultimate stair and landed on the floor. My foot was folded under, with a lot of my weight on it, and I must have twisted my knee. Thought I wouldn't be able to sleep as there was nowhere to put my leg where it didn't hurt, but took 2 ibruprofen(?) and slept surprisingly well in the spare bedroom next to the bathroom, with my onsie on as I didn't seem to be able to get warmed up. Couldn't put my foot down at all last night - hilarious as C had to keep lifting me up as I was getting around by shuffling on my bum, but this morning I can. But the knee is very swollen. I'm sure I haven't broken anything so am resting it. Any excuse to sit on the sofa with a book, and my leg up on a stool.
I had an accident yesterday. Was carrying the washing basket down the stairs and tried to avoid all the bags of shopping that dear C had parked at the bottom when I slipped on the penultimate stair and landed on the floor. My foot was folded under, with a lot of my weight on it, and I must have twisted my knee. Thought I wouldn't be able to sleep as there was nowhere to put my leg where it didn't hurt, but took 2 ibruprofen(?) and slept surprisingly well in the spare bedroom next to the bathroom, with my onsie on as I didn't seem to be able to get warmed up. Couldn't put my foot down at all last night - hilarious as C had to keep lifting me up as I was getting around by shuffling on my bum, but this morning I can. But the knee is very swollen. I'm sure I haven't broken anything so am resting it. Any excuse to sit on the sofa with a book, and my leg up on a stool.
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