A bit like a Mars bar, but with nuts.
The cavern roof in the Trip? We used to drink in there quite a bit and people used to pretty much fall over looking up
We did go in there and sat in the garden. It was heaving.The cavern roof in the Trip? We used to drink in there quite a bit and people used to pretty much fall over looking up
Like a beacon.
EE are beginning to pee me off...
Kittizen Tasha is back at the Vet.
Her "third" eyelid on one eye was looking odd over the weekend, and very pink this morning. She has a abscess behind the eye, probably connected to the infection that was in her gums. The vet tried to drain the abscess but apparently in their early stages, they are hard, and not easy to drain. So she will be on antibiotics and possibly another operation next week, possibly needing the eye to be removed.
I assume cats can manage with one eye, particularly as they are not dependent on catching their food.
I know that in comparison with flooding in Texas, and North Korea threatening Japan, Tasha's health is "small fry".
It helps considerably that the Vet explains things and the options and future treatment. I just hope the infection does not reach her brain.
to Wol and Tasha from all the girls here chez Casa Reynard.
Her "third" eyelid on one eye was looking odd over the weekend, and very pink this morning. She has a abscess behind the eye, probably connected to the infection that was in her gums. The vet tried to drain the abscess but apparently in their early stages, they are hard, and not easy to drain. So she will be on antibiotics and possibly another operation next week, possibly needing the eye to be removed.
I assume cats can manage with one eye, particularly as they are not dependent on catching their food.
I know that in comparison with flooding in Texas, and North Korea threatening Japan, Tasha's health is "small fry".
It helps considerably that the Vet explains things and the options and future treatment. I just hope the infection does not reach her brain.
Poor wee thing,
Her "third" eyelid on one eye was looking odd over the weekend, and very pink this morning. She has a abscess behind the eye, probably connected to the infection that was in her gums. The vet tried to drain the abscess but apparently in their early stages, they are hard, and not easy to drain. So she will be on antibiotics and possibly another operation next week, possibly needing the eye to be removed.
I assume cats can manage with one eye, particularly as they are not dependent on catching their food.
I know that in comparison with flooding in Texas, and North Korea threatening Japan, Tasha's health is "small fry".
It helps considerably that the Vet explains things and the options and future treatment. I just hope the infection does not reach her brain.
Her "third" eyelid on one eye was looking odd over the weekend, and very pink this morning. She has a abscess behind the eye, probably connected to the infection that was in her gums. The vet tried to drain the abscess but apparently in their early stages, they are hard, and not easy to drain. So she will be on antibiotics and possibly another operation next week, possibly needing the eye to be removed.
I assume cats can manage with one eye, particularly as they are not dependent on catching their food.
I know that in comparison with flooding in Texas, and North Korea threatening Japan, Tasha's health is "small fry".
It helps considerably that the Vet explains things and the options and future treatment. I just hope the infection does not reach her brain.
The image in my head now is of Alan Partridge in his shorts when "his soldiers kept leaving the barracks".
