7.0 this lovely morning except for the strong southerly wind.
I'm hoping for, that the foliage blows away instead of into my garden.
Done a little bit around the garden, but not much to do.
Mrs L is having an extra lie in, as or because of the cricket on the box.
So glad for
@SlimLizzy getting an offer.
@gennepher, it's your choice, and he lot will view regardless.
The haircut you should go with is a similar to mine.
Two minutes all over with an electric shaver.
@Annb hope you get some sleep soon.
Am afraid I don't have that problem. Go to bed, sleep. That is it.
Mrs L reckons I could fall asleep on a clothesline.
I think it's cos, I worked shifts for most of my working life.
@JohnEGreen get them bloods sorted,
@ianpspurs good luck tonight.
@dunelm love the art.
@jjraak stay away from those foreign websites. You know it makes sense.
@Krystyna23040 we did once have a pooch that started have seizures and fits.
They were horrible.
It is so horrible, cos your are worried about the poor thing doing harm while it's happening, avoiding the mouth, whilst trying to hold it in clear space.
Went to vets, obviously and even though, in good health, the vet gave us meds for him, which was quite expensive. Told probably grow out of them
The fits continued.
Another few visits to vets.
It started to become very expensive for meds and appointments.
Unfortunately, we had to choose either the meds or the appointments.
In fact, both went, the reasoning behind it, was nothing changed, for so long was changing, no appointments first then we lowered the dosage.
The vet told me in no uncertain terms, that the dog needed both. I said it was just not possible.
Anyway, the fits stopped after we reduced the meds and they ran out and still no fits.
I phoned the vet to tell him they had stopped.
He didn't believe me. And told me to restart the meds.
I didn't.
I phoned the PDSA(?) And asked for advice.
Their vet said, the meds were necessary at first, but should not be for more than three months.
I never went back to those vets.
With my other dogs, I found a better one.
The dog named Ben, lived to sixteen. And never had another fit or seizure.
Best wishes to you lot as always.
Have a thrilling Thursday.