Friday sets timetable for departure

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Morning Moopy.

I have self diagnosed heathcliff with diabetes. Again. I think I've decided he has it about 7 times in the last few years :zombie:

What a beautiful sunny day, we spent the evening on the beach last night. @lolly you need to move to the seaside soon!
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COB said:
I'm moving out this evening, I'm really not sure how I feel about it all but currently not looking forward to it. The cat was climbing all over me last night, maybe he can tell I won't see him for a while :cry:
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What's happening with the cat :o
 
Rachey said:
Morning Moopy.

I have self diagnosed heathcliff with diabetes. Again. I think I've decided he has it about 7 times in the last few years :zombie:

What a beautiful sunny day, we spent the evening on the beach last night. @lolly you need to move to the seaside soon! View attachment 11269
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I did the same. Living on the beach in the summer is essential for me. Outside as much as possible!
 
COB said:
I'm moving out this evening, I'm really not sure how I feel about it all but currently not looking forward to it. The cat was climbing all over me last night, maybe he can tell I won't see him for a while :cry:
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I think it's an easy task for cats to become accustomed to interpreting what packing suitcases etc means.
Perhaps am overanalyzing but I think they also show reactions that are relevant to what they believe it means for them.
 
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Rachey said:
What's happening with the cat :o
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He's staying here for now - I'm putting my flat on the market pretty much straight away (getting the photos taken and home report carried out on Monday), so I'm thinking it would be a bit too disruptive for him to be there when people are coming to view the place etc. Once I've accepted an offer I might bring him over, or if the whole thing moves quicker than expected I'll just wait and move him into wherever I end up buying (I don't know how long the whole process takes at the moment 🤨). I am still planning to come and see him at least once a week though :disco:
 
Alexandra Burke has dropped out of Bristol Pride tomorrow. I only found out she was pregnant when I read she'd had the baby a couple of days ago. I wonder why she agreed to it if the date was that close?

Mary Mac has disappeared from the cabaret stage line up as well. I suppose we've still got Sum Ting Wong :eyes:
 
Sheena said:
I did the same. Living on the beach in the summer is essential for me. Outside as much as possible!
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Absolutely! I don't think people who don't live by the sea realise how much you need it once you've got it. It's just so calming.
 
Queen of the Bay said:
So so true. And that annoying feeling that something is not right or something is missing when in a place where there's no sea.
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Perhaps it's partly coming from an island nation, but the idea of living in a landlocked country seems utterly bizarre to me.
 
lolly said:
That kayaking the other week has let me know I don't have the shoulders for fudge paddling.
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:D You build the muscles up.

Mandys just bought a double inflatable kayak. We're testing it tomorrow at the beach. I'm scared.
 
lolly said:
Perhaps it's partly coming from an island nation, but the idea of living in a landlocked country seems utterly bizarre to me.
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I've noticed that if I visit a place that's landlocked but has a lake my mind shuts up from craving a big body of water and a horizon.
And to a lesser extent rivers can sometimes be compensating but your imagination does some heavy lifting to alleviate the feeling.
 
Rachey said:
Morning Moopy.

I have self diagnosed heathcliff with diabetes. Again. I think I've decided he has it about 7 times in the last few years :zombie:

What a beautiful sunny day, we spent the evening on the beach last night. @lolly you need to move to the seaside soon! View attachment 11269
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My parents dog has diabetes, she has to have insulin twice a day, and amazingly, if you forget or miss the time she has it, she comes and starts nudging/fussing you to remind you. She also occasionally spazzes out.
 
My apologies. I'm just grumpy and unwell. Positive test result yesterday even put a dampener on what should have been a feeling of outright elation at Boris resigning.
 
big ron said:
My parents dog has diabetes, she has to have insulin twice a day, and amazingly, if you forget or miss the time she has it, she comes and starts nudging/fussing you to remind you. She also occasionally spazzes out.
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I feel like dogs cope well with diabetes. Cats are twats, cats don't like to be injected.
 
I’ve lost my keys! Locked out of the flat and my spare set is at a mate’s house who’s on holiday!

His flat mate is also out of town as is seemingly EVERYONE I KNOW.

Long story short I now have a glamorous night ahead of me at Bethnal’s Green’s TRAVELODGE.

Would have a HOTEL ORGY if only I had the ENERGY.
 
Lucille said:
I’ve lost my keys! Locked out of the flat and my spare set is at a mate’s house who’s on holiday!

His flat mate is also out of town as is seemingly EVERYONE I KNOW.

Long story short I now have a glamorous night ahead of me at Bethnal’s Green’s TRAVELODGE.

Would have a HOTEL ORGY if only I had the ENERGY.
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You can survive the night. Do you have your PHONE CHARGER? This is imperative.
 
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