Mundane News

[biggs682]

You have a house rabbit?

We've had several over the years. Rescues and re-homes that couldn't get on with other rabbits. They brought us great joy and endless fun fixing the cables they chose to gnaw.

He's my granddaughters and we look after him when we look after her.

Oh yes they like to chew cables all accessible ones are Kevlar wrapped.

He gets on well with the house dog as well

 

[biggs682]

Well i never you know a former Royal,i am not impressed.

Mmm I wonder who you mean 🤔

 

[Jenkins]

Stood outside the venue just before the headline act enjoying the cool of the evening with a chilled beer. Not liking the look of what's heading this way from across the Channel 🌧️🌧️

 

[Mike_P]

A mundane WAH day. Felt mildy warm this afternoon so an ice cream cone scoffed.
Post WAH discovered it was somewhat warmer outside and the ants were active so the contents of a boiling kettle applied were they seemed to amassing to and from.

 

[tyred]

A very relaxing day, made my way from Lamlash to Lochranza, ready for the early morning ferry. I must have stopped at absolutely everything of interest along the way, which why it took me nearly all day, but what's the rush.

Rolling total now just over 400 miles.

I must go to bed soon.

 

[Reynard]

Lovely supper of creamy mushroom pasta.

That's took care of half a punnet of mushrooms that really needed using. When it's this hot, and when you're a bit under the weather, stuff just doesn't get used much.

I will need to go shopping before the week is out, as I'll be wanting bread, milk, some fruit and to clear the shopping list. That's mainly toiletries and laundry stuff this time around.

 

[tyred]

I see another Calmac ferry awaiting repairs!

 

[DCLane]

Sadly the poorly cat died yesterday - he'd been struggling for some time and had reached 15 despite living mostly outside. I sat with him at the end whilst he was in his favourite place in the garden. Despite being a very grumpy Manx he'll be missed.

hospital waiting room. Wifey just went it for her minor hand surgery. no beer in the vending machines

Erm ... beer in a hospital?

And, having picked up the Clements project last week, I'm (hopefully) picking up something needing even more work this weekend. This one's already partly dismantled and, if the seatpost moves, I've got a proper project on probably combining components from both.

 

[classic33]

Sadly the poorly cat died yesterday - he'd been struggling for some time and had reached 15 despite living mostly outside. I sat with him at the end whilst he was in his favourite place in the garden. Despite being a very grumpy Manx he'll be missed.



Erm ... beer in a hospital?

And, having picked up the Clements project last week, I'm (hopefully) picking up something needing even more work this weekend. This one's already partly dismantled and, if the seatpost moves, I've got a proper project on probably combining components from both.

Never nice when they do go. Had a dog die in the blanket he was being carried in whilst waiting for the vet, having got him there. Just went limp, with no movement at all.

 

[Reynard]

Sadly the poorly cat died yesterday - he'd been struggling for some time and had reached 15 despite living mostly outside. I sat with him at the end whilst he was in his favourite place in the garden. Despite being a very grumpy Manx he'll be missed.

Play hard on the Bridge, cat cat xxx

 

[Jenkins]

No rain but still very warm. Had a slow mile and a bit walk round town back to the hotel just to cool down. Air conditioning is set at deep freeze before bed.

 

[Reynard]

Time I put the writing away and headed off to bed.

Nunnight one and all xxx

 

[DCLane]

Oh, and I've a 'new' phone. It's unused but is from 2023 (Google Pixel 7a) rather than the 2018 version (the 3a) I've had for 7 years that was slowly dying. It's small enough to fit nicely into a cycling jersey rear pocket.

 

[classic33]

Oh, and I've a 'new' phone. It's unused but is from 2023 (Google Pixel 7a) rather than the 2018 version (the 3a) I've had for 7 years that was slowly dying. It's small enough to fit nicely into a cycling jersey rear pocket.

I take it you're not one of those that gets a new handset every eight months or so!

 

[rockyroller]

Sadly the poorly cat died yesterday - he'd been struggling for some time and had reached 15 despite living mostly outside. I sat with him at the end whilst he was in his favourite place in the garden. Despite being a very grumpy Manx he'll be missed.



Erm ... beer in a hospital?

And, having picked up the Clements project last week, I'm (hopefully) picking up something needing even more work this weekend. This one's already partly dismantled and, if the seatpost moves, I've got a proper project on probably combining components from both.

joking about the beer of course. got her home, made her a sandwich & went out for ice cream for her. she's couched w/ her hand elevated waiting for numbness to go away

so sorry to hear about your cat. great lifespan for one that was mostly outside. we've had cats that stopped moving but didn't pass away. we had to take them in to be euthanized. with one, she played with an outdoor lawn sprinkler the day before she passed. I've stayed with most of them. comforting for them I guess. always horrible for me. they are so innocent & live so simply. amazing how humans become so emotionally attached. I guess we can't help it. here's wishing you strength right now & nothing but good memories. you're not alone