kiwikrasher wrote:Keep a dry facecloth handy and as soon as the nappy is undone throw it over his willy. Don’t take the old nappy off till you have the new one ready to go and do a hot swap.
That way if he goes it all drops into the old nappy (or the new one if you’re unlucky) and it’s a quick re-wipe of him.
I do ordinarily but this one had fallen off so I just used my hand haha. Usually I have to wipe him over and wait with the cloth in my hand for half a minute before he wees. I had the new nappy there and the moment I took the old one off he pissed about a foot and a half up the wall
C00kiemonster wrote:Waiting for our big boy Ridgeback - Ori at the MRI scanner in Poitiers.
Long story short, found him fitting badly on Friday night, lots of emergency vet visits and 4 fits later we are here.
Life sucks sometimes
Just a quick note for those who dont know. We had to say goodbye to Orion a week ago now. Too much treatment needed to give him not enough future. Large Brain Tumour.
We are devastated - he's left a huge hole in our lives. He was only 4. I'm only just able to talk about it tbh.
C00kiemonster wrote:Waiting for our big boy Ridgeback - Ori at the MRI scanner in Poitiers.
Long story short, found him fitting badly on Friday night, lots of emergency vet visits and 4 fits later we are here.
Life sucks sometimes
Just a quick note for those who dont know. We had to say goodbye to Orion a week ago now. Too much treatment needed to give him not enough future. Large Brain Tumour.
We are devastated - he's left a huge hole in our lives. He was only 4. I'm only just able to talk about it tbh.
There are no words. Sending virtual hugs to you and Jane.
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The hotel quarantine is pretty loose, we have full freedom in the hotel as long as we are wearing a mask and socially distancing from non work crew people.
Empty section next to the hotel we can exercise on and it is possible to get a little lost and end up in the shopping centre next door and accidentally walk out with some gin and tonic supplies.. or so I’ve heard from SWIM
It’s a bit like a holiday to be honest, view from my balcony on sunrise
Happiness is not a destination. It is a way of life.
Today I took the cage for a service at a friends garage and while they were doing that I went for a walk in the fog around an old colliery site near by, I did about 3 miles and my Nike trainers tried to chew my achilles tendon. That's strange as I have done 3 hour plus walks in these with no problem but today a blister is my reward for not being a lazy git.
Now trying to relax, I didn't get much sleep thanks to a yowling cat, it likes to sit on top of my car to sing the song of it's people at 3am.