DanishPastry

We have been with plusnet for around 4 years now, and have never had anything to complain about!

France? You lucky thing! (well most places are nicer than hertfordshire LOL). Let me know, probably best to catch me on facebook, I am not a very reliable "forum'er" these days.

would you like to do lunch at the c*** o'the north one day to catch up? We live just across the road from there now edit, haha it won't let me write it. Errmm Boy Chicken o' the north then LOL

Rather her than me, Sally has fowl breath!

I can do pictures Her name is Agnes Sorry to the babyphobics... hope you're not too traumatised

breed? ermm pedigree cutie-pie she was 9 months friday just gone. Charles and Sally adore her edited: Martin adores her too, obviously

I'm here purely by incident. Saw the word "refuge" in a completely different context, and thought I'd pop in

I've seen an osteopath a few times as well, and can I just say, I might love him a little bit!!! Suffered with head ached half way through the pragnancy, he cured it in one session, and I never even had as much as a sore back for the rest of the pregnancy, until bubs was born! (then i had back ache cos od no stomach muscles and sore bit from c-sectin, but I don't think I can blame him for that). ohh and Hi everyone

So sorry to hear this, sweet dreams Grace, it's an honour to have known you

for about 6 months the internet has been abundaned (sp?) with dogs I just HAD TO adopt.... and now that I'm allowed one, I can't find any?! I am waaaaay too impatient for my own good

I am assuming she is crossed with rottweiler, from her colouring and shape of face? We have a male cross like that, he is black/tan with a kisssable rottie face, and a slim, sleek ridgeback body He is a big lovebug , will come for kisses and cuddles all the time, and loves sleeping in our arms (under the duvet of course ). He is loads of fun, and if this little lady is anything like our Charles, i can fully recommend this kind of dog to anyone with a sense of humour and a love of long walks and playtime!

hello back Everything here is ok. Charles is doing well, he sliced his leg open a few weeks back, and had to have 9 staples. Then 2 days ago, Indy caught his ear, and he went all woe and thought he was gonna die of blood loss for sure (it was bleeding a lot!) he does a very good "tragic" Indy is epileptic, and has now been put on Epiphen, which is messing with her brain. she is like a drunk, drugged up little old lady. Hopefully it will be better once she is used to the drug, the vet said it usually takes 2-4 weeks for things to settle down. The positive is that she hasn't had a seizure whilst on the drug (2 weeeks on monday), so fingers crossed.

sorry to hear about sir H

I forgot my dads birthday this year too (jan 14th)... he kindly and very subtly reminded in a conversation a few days later, and I am sure he could feel the shame all the way across the north sea Thankfully dads are very forgiving creatures, and better late than never is my motto!

thanks snow thats great i have seen the term false positive come up in relation to these viruses when i googled any tips on getting my Cd drive activated?