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Can You Find This Postcode #40

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  • Right, Puppy tails update.

    Firstly, we are back! Hooray, isn’t it lovely to be home and have coffee from your own mug, and use your own loo!

    Up at 5.50am, dogs out in the garden for five minutes, then back inside. Bonios for them, while I get dressed and sorted out, then up to the paddock with the ball thrower for half an hour. Lots of clearing up, loading the car, cleaning up (mopping all the floors to get rid of muddy paw marks and little spots of blood thanks to Poppy coming in season). Eventually ready to go so another 10 mins in the paddock, but they spent more time eating the grass like a load of sheep (it obviously tastes better than our garden) and knowing what effect it will have a few hours later I called them back and went back to the cottage. Finally left 9.02am, stopped for fuel before hitting the motorway, then homeward. Over the Severn Bridge, which is beautiful, love going over it, then stopped at Leigh Delamere Services for the dogs to have a widdle. Storm obliged for about 10 minutes, but Indi and Shadow not interested, even when we went exploring down the slope into the scrub woodland next to the carpark. Back into the car, when a driver stopped, chap said ‘They are very cute - what breed are they?’ ‘Labrador’ says I, ‘Mum and two pups, 7 months old.’ ‘They are lovely,’ he says, ‘I am a vet.’ ‘Oh, yes?’ Says I, thinking, you’re a vet and you can’t identify the most popular breed of dog in the country? Locking this door straight away! He seemed a nice guy, but I am paranoid about people nicking my boys.

    Anyway, off we went again, no problems and we got home, without stopping again, at 1.56pm. I let them out in the garden and the first thing Shad did was rocket away up the garden, under the fence, to neighbour’s, then hoovered up whatever cat food he could find. He never comes back the same way - I saw him bouncing up and down at the front gate trying to get in, little pain in the proverbials. Anyway, I took them for a short walk in the woods to unwind us all, fed them and they are now sleeping happily. My turn for some food now!

    Promise I will get the photos sorted tonight or tomorrow.

    • Glad you all had a safe journey back, looking forward to the pictures.

    • "Vet" sounds very dodgy - you were right to be suspicious - glad you are all back safe and well.

    • I also enjoy reading the puppy tails. Glad you are all back safely and had a good break.

      I don't know a lot about dogs but even I could identify a Labrador!

    • I prefer cats to dogs but even so, I love reading about your puppy tails! You write so well, keep them coming!

    • Just wanted to say, I really enjoy hearing the adventures of the pups - I don’t have a dog anymore and am out at eitk too long for it to be fair.

      The Severn Bridge (old snd new) is always a lovely sight to me. I know I am on my way home 😊

  • Just heard that the man who invented predictive text has died.

    His funfair is next monkey!!😜😜

  • Today will be the last time you see me for 3 weeks. I'm afraid that even though I will be paying for ship Wi-Fi, I will not be sharing my cruise stories during it as I don't want to think about work. I just want to think about Simon, our previous cruises and memories and try to have a good time as well.

    I know that many of you will be thinking of me. I'll share some stories when I get back. You'll see me on 5th Oct. Have a good 3 weeks all.

    • I hope you have a lovely cruise with lots of happy thoughts and memories.

    • Ditto all the good wishes above. ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹Time for a bit more healing….enjoy Em! 💚

    • Have a marvelous time Em. Many wonderful memories and remember to relax and rest. xx

    • Enjoy the break Em, just concentrate on yourself.

    • Have a good time Em and enjoy the memories, when you are feeling sad, smile, and you will feel loads better ❤️

    • Have a great time, Em, and may this be the change of scenery you need as a kind of 'reset'. Don't worry about us - we'll still be here! :-)

    • As others, have the best cruise you can Em. Enjoy, reminisce and make new memories too. A journal and/or camera might help. Have as much fun as you can :)

    • Have the best time you can, relax and remember, it is permitted to have a happy time, as well as the sad memories. Stay strong, see you soon.

    • Enjoy your cruise, make new friends and memories and we all look forward to hearing about it on your return.

    • You'll be fine, Em. Of course you'll be sad at times - Just can't believe you're choosing a rodent over us, lol. Go make those memories!

    • Have a really good time. A notebook would be handy for memories, even if it is only to write down the names of people you meet. Take lots of pictures. Don't you dare think about us, it would spoil your well deserved holiday!

    • Ditto all of the above Em, will be thinking of you and look forward to hearing your stories when you come back, take care 🥰

    • I hope you have a good time and fair weather. Take care.

    • Enjoy your cruise Em!

      Also consider taking a notebook to write down your experiences x

    • Enjoy your time away on the cruise Em , see you in 3 weeks 👋 🚢 x

    • All the best Em. Revel in your memories of Simon on your previous cruises and I hope you make many more nice memories of this cruise too. Good luck! 💞

    • Enjoy and beware the giant mouses.

    • Em, I can't add anything as it's already been said, so Bon Voyage.

    • Diary or not have a great cruise. We'll still be here when you get back.

    • Try to enjoy as much as you can. I guess remembering your cruises with Simon will be bitter sweet but it can also be helpful.

    • I might keep a diary. I hadn't thought about packing a notepad or anything, but maybe doing a bit of writing might be cathartic and help me process things.

    • Hope you have a wonderful time and make some of your own memories!

    • Your priority is healing Em we can all wait until your return if you decide to share.

    • Bon Voyage and Happy Memories.

    • Have a wonderful cruise and think of all the happy times that you shared with Simon. I'm sure that your PMP family will be thinking of you as well.

    • Hope you can enjoy your holiday. Looking forward to hearing about it.Take care.

    • Memories of Simon will be uppermost, but you will make memories of your own too as they will became part of the long healing process. Enjoy as best you can, and we look forward to your return. 😘

    • Happy holidays, Em. Make some good memories for yourself too.

    • Have an amazing time, Em. You are allowed to enjoy yourself. Have fun for both of you.

    • Wishing you bon voyage, fair weather & a fab time Em. Are you keeping a diary of any sort?

    • Try and have the best time you can Em. See you when you get back Xx..

  • Did you hear about the cannibal who passed his brother in the forest?

    • 😁 \Why am I thinking of bears?

    • :-) :-)

  • First really wet day we have had - bucketing down most of the day. Stepson drove out to his friend’s home at Pembroke for the day, so I sorted out a few bits to take home and took the boys and Indi up to Brechfa Forest again. We got wet, but they enjoyed it and Shadow found another nice stone to carry home. The poor car will need the tyres blowing up to take all the ones he has collected! Quick sort-out tonight when he’s not looking. Looking forward to being home now, which is good for me - I usually start thinking about it the day after we arrive anywhere. I never unpack, just live out of the cases or bags, so it is quicker to shovel all the odds and ends in, throw them in the car and go.

    • I have enjoyed your holiday, Beth. Thank you! 🐾🐕🚶🏻‍♀️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😄

    • Glad you had a good time. I saw something on the news ages ago about a dog like Shadow who liked picking things up and was employed as a helper dog for a disabled person.

    • Glad you had a good time. Drive carefully.

    • They are like children & tiring if you have them too late in life.

    • Please don't forget the photos Beth

    • Thanks to everyone who has followed my babies from their birth (and before!) up to today. They are such a rewarding ‘project’ if I can call them that - when they behave, I am so proud of them, and even when they’re not, I can see them changing and developing almost by the day.

      They are also exhausting, infuriating, destructive (less so than before, but…) but do wonderful kisses, come to me when they are tired and snuggle up to me, and despite trying to murder each other a dozen times a day, they are so close and bonded they are now a real part of the family.

    • I've only just caught up on all the puppy tails. I'm glad you've all had a great time away, and l also live out of cases when I'm away as i find it so much easier. Only thing that comes out is the wash stuff. Have a safe journey home.

    • Hope you have a good journey home tomorrow.