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Hello lovelies
Arrghhhhh to house selling aggravation @junebug17 I know it's absolutely no consolation to you, but it's even worse here. I just hope you can get it all resolved quickly and be stressfree. Have a lovely relaxing time in SC.
Hi @rainwood hope all is well with you.
A cat would be equally acceptable @PierreBear but I think DS's g/f has allergies, so I don't think that'll happen. The only reason we don't have one is DH says he couldn't stand not knowing where they are every minute of the day. Cats always like him, our friend's cats are always drawn to him, even though he's never had one. We had cats as children, but he always wanted a dog, and was never allowed to have one. As soon as we could, we got our first dog, Waldo, and have had dogs ever since.
Waldo. Monty
Old blue eyes, Harry.
They were all Old English Sheepdogs, in various stages of coat.
Good luck with the dog training @Scandinavian We have always found they have selective hearing and a mind of their own when it came to obeying commands
I am still loving the dark frames on you @missy, but you suit both shapes and frames, so either will be a great choice. I hope you find a lovely care home for your MIL, when DH's mother moved into one, she often said she wished she'd done it sooner.
Thank you all for the kind comments, they exceeded my expectations, and I know I will wear them everyday, so absolutely the right way to go.
I'm waiting to hear about a new ring mount for my tanzanite, but the jeweller advised rhodium plating the pendant which surprised me. He said as it will not wear like a ring, he didn't see the point spending unnecessarily on a new mount. I was impressed that he didn't try to talk me into spending more money. His price for the earrings and pendant were less than the other woman wanted just for the pendant (in a style I didn't even want :roll) and mine are in platinum with an adjustable chain, rather than white gold.
Big wave out to you all, it's time to eat, so I'm going to cook paesotto, my own take on a cross between risotto and paella
Arrghhhhh to house selling aggravation @junebug17 I know it's absolutely no consolation to you, but it's even worse here. I just hope you can get it all resolved quickly and be stressfree. Have a lovely relaxing time in SC.
Hi @rainwood hope all is well with you.
A cat would be equally acceptable @PierreBear but I think DS's g/f has allergies, so I don't think that'll happen. The only reason we don't have one is DH says he couldn't stand not knowing where they are every minute of the day. Cats always like him, our friend's cats are always drawn to him, even though he's never had one. We had cats as children, but he always wanted a dog, and was never allowed to have one. As soon as we could, we got our first dog, Waldo, and have had dogs ever since.
Waldo. Monty
Old blue eyes, Harry.
They were all Old English Sheepdogs, in various stages of coat.
Good luck with the dog training @Scandinavian We have always found they have selective hearing and a mind of their own when it came to obeying commands
I am still loving the dark frames on you @missy, but you suit both shapes and frames, so either will be a great choice. I hope you find a lovely care home for your MIL, when DH's mother moved into one, she often said she wished she'd done it sooner.
Thank you all for the kind comments, they exceeded my expectations, and I know I will wear them everyday, so absolutely the right way to go.
I'm waiting to hear about a new ring mount for my tanzanite, but the jeweller advised rhodium plating the pendant which surprised me. He said as it will not wear like a ring, he didn't see the point spending unnecessarily on a new mount. I was impressed that he didn't try to talk me into spending more money. His price for the earrings and pendant were less than the other woman wanted just for the pendant (in a style I didn't even want :roll) and mine are in platinum with an adjustable chain, rather than white gold.
Big wave out to you all, it's time to eat, so I'm going to cook paesotto, my own take on a cross between risotto and paella