TaraMoochi

Oooohhhh - I live in Bath - I can do any/all of the sundays below, just let me know when if thats any help x x Sun 29th Aug 1pm - 5pm Sun 19th Sept 9am - 1pm Sun 26th Sept 1pm - 5pm

I'll be there with Tara and Tinky it will be good to catch up with everyone - I've been moving around a bit and feel like my head may have fallen off in the process! xx

Just sent my comments, sorry for the delay - feel free to doctor as needed. Made me cry a bit! x

Awww, congratulations, you're very lucky!! Sally is beeeeeeautiful!!! x x

Yay, thanks for organising this - I'm not one for planning much in advance, but I ALWAYS will for The Oldies Club! Sooo looking forward to it already - only 80 sleeps to go, as they say! lol! xx

If anyone is considering the south west role, I also help out where I can - so you have Lynne (Zico's mum) and me as back up if thats any help! x x

What a cutie! xx

I'm so sorry, it's heartbreaking, you showed her so much love and what a great little character she sounds, you were both very lucky to have had each other. She can run around free from pain and play with our other lost loved ones. I have taken comfort knowing that when it's my turn to leave earth, I know Tessie will be the first one waiting to greet me, and I'm sure Gracie will be the same with you x x

Yay - I'm happy with any of the venues - BOA is closest, but I love Westonbirt and after scattering Tessie's ashes there, it has an even more special place in my heart, but we go there quite a lot, so happy to go to any of those suggestions. Can also make any weekend in October so far apart from 24th (friends wedding) x x

Hey everyone I'm going to aim to get there to start setting up at 8.30 - but the table cloths are at work, so I'm hoping the office will be open at 8am - if not, I'll come to the stall first anyway, and can always get the table cloths once I've unloaded and someone is there to help get started - hope thats ok! Really looking forward to it - its actually about 25 mins from my house - its between Corston & Marksbury if anyone else is thinking of popping along xx

I have been asked by a friend to see if I can help find a home for a 6 yr old Bengal Cat - the owner is emigrating abroad. The cat is up to date on vaccs and is neutered - if I recall, is a female Bengal. I don't know any more - but if anyone can also suggest any Bengal rescues, that would also be of great help - the one I found on the internet can't take any more in at the moment, and I also would like your advice on reputable specialist rescues that you know of as I'm pretty unaware re bengal rescue at the moment! Thanks all in advance xx

Thank you everyone for your messages - the support on here has been very gratefully received. Olive I'm so sorry for your loss too, I wish you the all comfort possible from knowing you did everything for your girl too and that now they are running free. x x x x

I'd say that 2 flowers are definitely a sign - that is so lovely hun xx

Thank you for all the kind messages - my heart is broken, I miss her so much! but I know it was the right thing to do xx

It is with a very sad heart that I let you know I had to give Tessie a helping carry to Rainbow Bridge tonight. Sleep peacefully my beautiful girl, there will be no muscle wastage in heaven - you can run free now x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x

Its a long way for you Cher, esp after the Lake District (you lucky thing!) but if you change your mind, you know I would always love to see you xx

Tessie is home!! Shis is still quite weak, but has had some food again this morning and is looking a little brighter We are just taking each day as it comes, and with each day hopefully there will be improvement - I will attach some pics shortly, just need to figure out my photobucket log ons! (alternatively there is a facebook fan page that they are already on) http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bath-United-Kingdom/Tessie-Balloo/95967246086 Thank you for all the kind thoughts, I really hope my precious girl is coming out of it and will be able to get a bit more grey with me, only time will tell x x x x

Thank you again for the kind thoughts - good news I think today! We haven't got the blood tests back yet, but that aside, Tessie ate today, and quite a bit! (she was also allowed a few laps of tea which she really enjoyed) I sat with her for 2 hours in the vet garden where again she mostly slept, but this time when she woke, she was interested in the food I brought for her, her eyes were brighter and her ears up - she looked more like my Tessie sleeping, that my Tessie too weak to get up (although she is still very weak of course). The vet nurse said when they did the initial blood tests, usually on an older dog, the tests show up weak organs, but apart from a little weaker pancreas, her organs were fine - which shows she is a strong girlie! I can't get too excited, as there is still a fair way to go, but I am so elated after seeing the progress; each day on the drip she is getting better - at least hopefully I will sleep better tonight! xx

Awww, thats a good heartwarmer - and as said above, especially given the reason he was there - what a lovely guy!

Sleep peacefully little girl, run free with your friends in the greenest fields and forever sunny days xx

I'm so sorry you have lost Spike, I am lucky I had the pleasure of meeting such a dignified gent at the camping weekend x It sounds like he had such a good last day, and to cross over in his sleep xx Sweet dreams Spike x x

Well done Keira and Billy (& Sparks for being a good audience!) Keira looks like she is doing it with ease, what a relaxed expression, congratulations xx

Awww Cher, they looks like they are having so much fun, poor Sam's face in the pic with Cleo, talk about unrequited love!! Those yorkies are lovely little woofies aren't they! Doggie party at Cher's soon methinks, they are always having a lovely time!! xx

Hi Sue, that's lovely knitting doggie coats, I'm so sorry your mum is unwell I will ask around when I am back to work next week, I wouldnt hold out much hope, I can't think of anyone that can knit of the top of my head, but I'm happy to ask x x

Well done Trish!! I know its no where near as long as before with your massive trudge, but 30 miles still sounds a bit scary to me!! I wish I could meet you in bath for some of that walk, but with Tessie really not well I am taking each day as it comes, so I have no idea what saturday will bring. Best of luck and I hope the weather is good for you xx