I began my soulless walk
today, with the drone of traffic to my left and could just about hear a single
sound of the titter of a bird coming from the high walled gardens to my right,
with the only thing that separated me from them apart from the bricks, was the lethal
brittle branches that love to grab hold of my long blonde hair as I pass them by.
I had a nightmare with my dogs’ harness. Firstly, the metal
handle came loose. Then her strap under her stomach came undone. And then, the
other side of her harness handle came off. It was as if someone up the apples
and pears, was having a giraffe. (Upstairs, having a laugh)
I managed to avoid an unwelcoming Waltz with an oncoming bicycle
and danced with the death of a car that came from nowhere as I was over half
way across the road. Luckily it stopped. Few. But what I can categorically tell
you was the end result was worth it!
And tonight, we went out with friends to one of my favourite
pubs. I really lived it up tonight pushing the boat out having 2…. Yes, 2, pineapple juices… haha, oh, and
two, packets of salted nuts. Hub had his favourite beer and a glass of his absolute
fave whisky from Japan.
We were home by 9…. Yep, real dirty stop outs. But we left
home at half five. So, three and a half hours. During the week we are going to
a new pub to join another pub quiz. Let’s see if we do as bad there as we did
at our old one. No one has taken over the other pub sadly and it’s still
closed.
Oh, two weeks ago my friend noticed a poor cow laying down. She
took her dog for a walk on her way back, the cow was still laying down. She went
to look and noticed that there was a load of broken bottles next to it. And the
cow had a small calf with her.
My friend got a bag and picked up as much glass as she
could. Then spent two full days trying to find out who the cow and her baby
belonged to.
She has been told the cow has dislocated her hip. It’s been
put back in and she is waiting to heal. But my friend doesn’t believe the
person who told her. And she can’t find who the farmer is.
Well she has been back since. The cow is still laying there.
She got it a bucket of water and drove miles to buy some hey for it to eat. She
said the baby is looking weak. She looked in the cow’s ear took down the number
and called a vegan society. So, she is hoping they can do something about it as
the RSPCA is impossible to get a hold of. No one seems to know who the farmer
is the person from our council said they have called him he said what he said
but she won’t give out his number to my friend. See, the cows are all just on a
huge public field. And today in the burning sun, the poor cow just was laying
there. The baby keeps going to her Mum she puts her head over it. But still
lays there. Oh, it’s heart breaking. I hope the friends from the vegan group
will do more than local vets and other people who my friend has been in contact
with.
I got lilies for our Anniversary over a week ago they are
still alive and they are so strong in fragrance. I’m sitting here and the house
smells so sweet.
I fed my tomato plants today; gosh they take so much water. They
are still alive… no tomatoes yet though.
Well our shopping is due soon, so I shall go for now. I hope
you have had a lovely day. Before I go some smiles.
Did you hear about the man who by mistake handed his wife a glue
stick instead of a Chapstick.
She’s still not
talking to him.
To the mathematicians who thought of the idea of zero,
thanks for nothing.
Most people are shocked,
when they find out, I’m
an electrician.
Why do French people like to eat snails?
Because they don’t like fast food.
I’d tell you a chemistry joke, but I wouldn’t get a
reaction.
Nighty night.
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