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Good morning !
Thanks for the start trissie. I must admit, that I enjoyed the horses, butterflies, etc. a bit more than the battles...
Kittykatt - that is quite a morning you had.... I am concerned that that bit wound is not fully healed in a month...
Wish Freddie a smooth dentistry and recovery.

I did not get back here after I cleaned the wicker loveseat on the porch. We just sat for a while with DH and dpup.

We have a drizzle right now, quite pleasant and mild. Had showers overnight. Hope it helps my grass... although nothing helps "those" spots.
Today:
I will deal with the main floor - we get ready for Friday's dinner
Also: must clean fridge!
Late afternoon class

Enjoying my heating pad at the moment, to get ready for the day:)

The head vet nurse has just rung again with a meds query for Freddie (just checking why he doesn't have metacam - we don't want to risk it with his IBD. He can have gabapentin, bruprenorphine or possibly Onsior -I've left it up to them) Apparently he's had some teeth out already, and the vet is just about to extract some more.

So, my hunch was unfortunately correct. Fred will be fine with fewer teeth and.will.adapt quickly, but will need soft.food.for.a few days!

Good morning, KitKat! How nice to be able to sit outside! My hunch about the bite is that there some extra different bacteria (possibly from Fred's infected teeth - I'll know more when I pick him up later), so it possibly needs a more specific antibiotic for whatever bacteria you get in bad teeth? (I'm presuming they can test for this and then pick the specific antibiotic required? I can't have penicillin, which complicates things). It's never happened before, and Fred's teeth is the only different thing this time.

Bama, I nearly forgot. My proprioception exercises are to stand with one foot directly.behind the other (make sure you have something.like a.counter top to grab if necessary) and after a minute or so change feet so the other foot is now at the front. When you can do that easily, attempt again,.but with your eyes closed! (It makes a change from the standing on one leg exercise!)

Kittykatt - that is a good exercise! Balance is crucial at all times but especially, as we age.

kitkat wrote: Tue Mar 31, 2026 6:56 am Thanks for the start trissie. I must admit, that I enjoyed the horses, butterflies, etc. a bit more than the battles...

Sorry, love, but this is the week when you will be force-fed historical facts! but I promise to add litle something of interest - I actually found the SAS Rogue Heroes by trying to google "that funny video which explained the difference between imperial and metric units" (no, it wasn't that one), and completely fell in love with the British humor and then realized it was available online and then made DH watch it with me and now we're both totally in the SAS units history and are trying to find a way to get the kids to visit the Colditz Castle with us because we want to explore the escape routes from the famous Oflag IV-C POW camp kittykatt may be interested in the fact that Oflag IV-C was where two first cousins of Elizabeth II and Winston Churchill's nephew were held. And also Sir Douglas Robert Steuart Bader, my favourite RAF pilot who had zero legs but double the courage and had to be transferred to the highest security prison because he kept escaping!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QumXVbpw8YU

Good morning!

Thanks for the start, trissie, and I love the video. Miles, kilometers, same thing lol. You do know the most interesting facts, a pilot with no legs in a maximum security prison, oh my gosh. The things I still need to learn!

(((Kittykatt and Freddie, plus lonely Matilda and Jude))), hope all goes (went) well. I dread using cat carriers now that everyone knows what they are and prepare for battle when they see one.
Thanks for the explanation, might add that exercise to my own list. Hope you don’t mind me shadowing all of your habits lol. And thanks for the understanding about pet concerns.

Kitkat, I’m picturing a sweet scene of you with your dh and dpup enjoying the evening on the loveseat. Those are the best moments.

Helia, maybe I will have tacos for you then lol.
Good Fable, enjoying her life as she should, we should all live like she does.

(((Gma))), you have the utmost patience and good heart. I know your friend doesn’t wish to be a burden but is so grateful to have you helping through so many details as she deals with her health.

I’m up but a little draggy. Had some toast and coffee. Beaus eye still doesn’t look like I think it should, will keep on with meds until Thursday or Friday and if not better, looks like a return trip to the vet. At least he’s not scratching it like he was before the steroid and new eye cream.

Have a great Tuesday!

♥ Tuesday focus - pets, bathrooms ♥
Wear sunscreen
♥ Weigh
Water
Take vitamin, supplements
♥ Bible
Sign up for cruise activities, need passport first
Wfd - leftovers
Pet chores
Pet extras
Beau - meds
Walk dogs am pm
Spot clean floors
Dust
Vacuum
Laundry:
Furniture covers √ 2 washing drying
Kitchen:
Try apple, peanut butter, whipped cream, put in container and shake to mix
7 soda bottles soaking round 2
Dining and Kitchen : Patch floor spots w putty and concrete paint
Living:
Clear mantel, decorate for Easter, find egg tray and put plastic eggs on
Bathrooms - clean fans, polish cabinets, weekly clean
Outside:
Glue pins back in shutters
Power wash house and porch rails
Pull up gardenias, √ fix lawn mower seat - dh fixed Sunday need to try it out
10 minute weed
Work on front flowerbeds
Moms -
Load ladder, couch, floor vinyl for Hollywood
Clean out an area
Paper/Online
Mail
Emails
:30 pw + planner
Self:
Play daily games
Something fun and crafty
Daily habit thread - arm wts, sit to stand 10x, walk
Beyond:
Watch “The Madison” on paramount
Make mushroom coffee in French press or iced coffee
Repot inside plants in larger pots - need lightweight hanging pots
Passports - make appointment
Make wasp nests out of paper bags to scare away carpenter bees (find paper bags)
Schedule atv service
Shop for new range
Wash, box up jars I’m keeping for Hollywood
Find boarding kennel, ask vet for referral?
Taxes - gather paperwork, last years taxes
Courthouse - take pw for car
Friday - Hollywood?

helia, the Australians corps were very important in WW2 - just like the Canadians, when they were called upon, they came! I looked into it an apparently the last Australia "Rat of Tobruk" died at 102 in August 2024, and was a great source of historically valuable information. What a day you've had yesterday, but hopefully today will be slower?
Bama, the story of the leg-less pilot is a gret one! He was actually one of the oldest RAF pilot - back then, before G-suits, blacking out during hard accelarition due to blood getting "squeezed" into legs, was very dangerous and very common, and younger pilots were more suited to compensate for that. But Douglas Bader, who lost his legs in a air crash at 21, faced no such danger - no legs in place for the blood to go to! So at the "old age" of 29, he was able to withstand the G-force better than his younger and legged colleagues. And it's not like you needed legs to pilot a Spitfire! He made it safely through the war and was a big advocate for the disabled folks.

Finally home from work. It's sleepy weather - raining on and off, but somehow I managed to stay awake enough to actually make it through the day! I really need to go to bed earlier today, though. Tomorrow is my last day in office this week, as I have to drive DS and DBD to the meeting point of their scout 4-day Easter trip in the morning. In theory, I could go back to office, but my co-worker is currently not my favourite person in the world (I am les than thrilled that he's been calling meetings for MY projects behind my back and not inviting me! does he not realize that the people will circle back to me to ask for clarification?), so I will pass on spending Thursday in his vicinity. And I will save on gas, double bonus! Still have to survive tomorrow, though

TaDas
- morning routine before I actually left
- start CPot
- load of lights run on delay start
- morning madness
- email to DS14's school
- day at work
- pick up DBD from school
- destress a bit
- load of lights flipped to dryer
- started a load of colors

ToDos
- midday routine
- clean DBD's room (biggie!)
- 10 in master bedrooom

I have read extensively about WWII... and have never heard of the pilot... will do some more reading - thanks for all the info , trissie. Given your interest in history, you might like the book I just finished:
A. Doer: All The Light We Cannot See.

helia we got your rain, plus... Sounds like fun with Fable. My dog is plain joyful out there in the spring. Rolling, laying in the grass. Happy to be:)

Bama - sorry to hear Beau is not all better.

I'm back:
dropped off pup
picked up buns from bakery
dropped off some at DD's (DGD loves them)
picked up Pansies! (just a couple as I did not trust the florist... she was very unsure of herself)
picked up litter in front
swept porch,
washed rocking chair
displayed pansies

Next:
deal with fridge
shopping list
PUPAs main

kitkat, the thing I love about history - no matter how much you know, no matter how much you've read - there's always another interesting story waiting on the next page! I checked that book and I am putting it on my list!

TaDas
- midday routine
- clean DBD's room (biggie!)
- 10 in master bedrooom

ToDos
- afternoon routine
- clean DS14's room
- water all plants