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19/10/19

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Originally posted by Taurisk ↑

Hi Marge - just popped in to see what I missed - holey-moley 93 messages!

thanks, I seem to get sick for 'a moment' and by the time I realise I am/was sick, it's all over - lucky! But youngest daughter had some emotional upheaval (with work) and it always seems to upset her tummy - she is still in hospital but will go home tomorrow. I have the dogs . . . . walking $5000 on a lead! a responsibility - I never ever paid for an animal - but times have changed

Up at 4 am today - tried to get more rest - then walkies at around 9 a.m. for an hour - wonderful wildflowers - got home dog-tired (haha). . . because there was also a chat with a neighbour up the road and another one turned up . . . but good to socialise, especially as one of them has recently lost his wife and isn't coping very well.

The dogs are well-behaved and obedient, but always 'in-your-face' - so unlike cats, who can just quietly and languidly chill out and observe you from a distance - son-in-law will pick them up on Monday morning - I didn't get much done - will try and do a bit more tidying up now - it's been pretty hot, anyway.

I'll have to time my walk well tomorrow as there is some kind of event in the bush - most likely a mountain bike race - I'll try and get our walk done before 9 a.m.

Sorry about your daughter-in-law - hope she is alright??
Go well
Tau

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A dog is one way to get to know neighbours - walking, meeting and talking. Good for all.
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