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Too bad I won't feel like doing this twice a day
two of the seven (3 of mine, 2 of a friend I was with and 2 having a sleepover for a couple of days at my place) swam, 4 got wet up to their bellies and 1 managed to stay dry.did the dogs get wet?
I'ts a canal at 5 minutes driving from my place. The water was cold but not nearly as cold as I expected. Hence my urge to jump in and never mind not having dry clothes, a towel or a swimming suit with me.how warm was the water?
Mainly they think I'm an idiot most of the time and a provider of cuddles and liverwurst some of the time, I think.I can't figure out whether the dogs racing along the jetty are thinking, "she's drowning, save her, save her", or, "hmm, nice cool pool, let's jump in too!" Probably the latter!
If you all look closely at the photo you can see wet doggy paw prints on the jetty, and the white doggie at the back looks a bit soggy to me.
Just a wee bit dirty from walking aroud barefoot in the garden, the swimming place and the supermarket but not particularly tiny, nor, I think, very unusually shaped . And at least they are cleaner than yesterday, because of the swimming.
View attachment 26223 Just a wee bit dirty from walking aroud barefoot in the garden, the swimming place and the supermarket but not particularly tiny, nor, I think, very unusually shaped . And at least they are cleaner than yesterday, because of the swimming.
View attachment 26223 Just a wee bit dirty from walking aroud barefoot in the garden, the swimming place and the supermarket but not particularly tiny, nor, I think, very unusually shaped . And at least they are cleaner than yesterday, because of the swimming.
Piece of dirt, no worries and thanks for your concernIs that a mole, or a dirty speck on your foot? If it is a mole, are you aware you should be checking it extra carefully?
View attachment 26223 Just a wee bit dirty from walking aroud barefoot in the garden, the swimming place and the supermarket but not particularly tiny, nor, I think, very unusually shaped . And at least they are cleaner than yesterday, because of the swimming.
Thanks for the warning, Phdiabetic. I've thought about walking barefoot about everywhere after my diagnosis, as I have read the warnings. As far as I know, the increased risk is due toBut do be careful when walking barefoot as foot injuries can be particularly dangerous for diabetics.
Thanks for the like, @phdiabetic . I love walking barefoot so it is a pretty big thing for me to be able to, and it was one of my big scares after diagnosis that I read I shouldn't. I'm very thankful that I'm one of the lucky ones who still can.