BillyMalc

My idea of heaven! If only I could bring the hooligans

I wouldn't trust "the future" to sort out all my worries. That future is now and I'm still hardly the wiser and still worried

Rosie is and great vid too! Love the music as well, was that Rosie's choice?

Glad to hear Abbey was allowed home for Christmas and hope she'll improve

Merry Christmas from us too! :santa:

more please!!!

Awww, that's sweet! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to the Merle Family and all Fugees and families from Billy, Mum and the Hooligans

Lots of good thoughts from us too

So very sorry Cher Sweet dreams Pixi, knowing how much you were loved :wub:

Great pics! Thanks for sharing!

Alex :GroupHug: Can't believe it's already been a year! Milly was a gorgeous little girl, and your love for eachother shone through (and still does!) in all your posts. :wub: I am absolutely sure that Milly loved every single minute of her life with you, and that she's never felt like you let her down. Doesn't make it less hard though, does it? Thank you for sharing Milly's pictures with us, I really really appreciate it

Sounds like a plan

Oh my word!!! What a snoggable muzzle!! :wub: :wub:

Brilliant!

Bruce!!! :wub: :wub: Such a gorgeous lad!!! And so lucky to be able to run around freely again :flowers:

So very sorry to hear your sad news Sweet dreams, gorgeous Grace Big to Grandma Squirrel and to all who knew and loved Grace :wub:

Loads of good thoughts for Tess :wub: If it helps, we've got a dog in our agility club who has just returned after having had surgery on her cruciate, and I've known of a couple more dogs who had to have surgery, and a bit of a lengthy rehab process, but after that they were fine. Let us know okay?

If your friend is still looking they might want to have a look at Lizzie's Barn in Bristol: http://www.lizziesbarn.co.uk , who have got a 16 month old BC in from working lines

Quality!

She's already got special insoles for her very wonky feet! Pedometer is not such a bad idea, I've got about half a dozen lying about

I've meanwhile got her a pair of sealskinz waterproof socks to wear inside her walking trainers - as they're not waterproof Tomorrow's the day for shopping, so I'll have a looksie at the Sanctuary stuff, thanks Michelle

Sadly, mum does use her pc, but hardly ever plays any music or dvd's as it is - both me and her are equally useless when it comes to those I wouldn't even want to try her with an mp3, there'd be a very big chance that the thing would never made it out of its box!

Just a minute ago I realised that I, true to form, have got the dogs' Xmas pressie sorted (in fact I had it sorted about 2 months ago ) but I've yet to get a pressie for my dear mum and I've not got a clue what to get her! I'm sure I'm not the only one in this situation, so I was wondering if we could use a thread like this to help each other out? My mum's quite an active 79 year old. She does voluntary work with her pensioners group, goes on days out and likes her nordic walking. She's recently been diagnosed as having osteoporosis, so she has to take it easy on the walking, and watch her weight (so no massive gifts of food!). A couple of years ago I gave her a rucksack (day pack) to take on her nordic walking ramblings, but looking at the state it's in if/when she brings it when she comes over, that probably is the only time she actually uses it She's travelling over for Xmas from Holland, so pressies can't be too heavy or breakable. Oh, and she's a veggie! Anyone got any ideas for my mum? Anyone who still has to sort out gifts for any of their friends or relatives? Help!

I HATE not having a van this weekend - Jim's wiring or starter motor is at fault, which ever way he's in the garage and will hopefully be fixed on Monday, for a larger sum of money than I can afford This morning, however, I woke up with Sparky cuddle up next to me, with his head on my chest, and Kiera curled up right next to my head and both of them looking at me. How on earth could you not LOVE waking up like that!!?? :wub: