Frosty Friday

[Tink]

Morning, all
Today we go to the pumpkin patch..yipeee!
It is only in the 50s today but nice and bright and only 20% chance of rain so fingers crossed it will not rain on us..if it does, we'll just have to go inside their cafe for some pie, I guess
Solomon is an absolute lovebug in the mornings. Goodness, I love this boy. Last week, I ordered my fave books from Tovey that have Solomon in the storyline (my library stopped carrying just Those Books so I got my own!!) so I can't wait for them to show up so I can cuddle up with my sweet Solomon and read about his namesake
I ordered a SturdiShelter and it arrived yesterday. It's something I've wanted for the cats in case of emergency/evacuation it's a comfortable way for all three of them to travel. Of course the cats did not want to pose with it but the ferrets did while I had my camera out
Think I will look for a large pumpkin today in case Sir Solomon feels the need to investigate it after carving, lol.
I'll have to bring the camera to the pumpkin patch!
Have a good one, all

[Tink]

Originally Posted by Shelley123

Wonder if Tink is in those Pumpkin fields ?

Lol, three more hours now! I'll take pics just for you

[Kazz]

Okay done dinner, noodles, onion, red green & orange peppers in a sweet chilli sauce with chicken; with sour cream and potato wedges.

Rearranged the furniture slightly and so just sitting watching New York New York on the TCM channel. Never seen it before but its very good Liza Minnelliand Robert De Niro its made in 1977 so both young.

[Kazz]

Originally Posted by Shelley123

Evening everyone, busy day for me, work this morning, than a Malaika walk, we then had a little snooze whilst watching tv. Spoke to Malaika's breeder today and she's still not managed to find a home for Malaika's sister. It unsettles me everytime i hear that as i wonder if things would have worked out if we'd taken her.

Shelley you cannot live in what might of been you did the right thing for your circumstances and Malaika's well being.

I don't remember why did her owners let her go?

[Kazz]

Originally Posted by angieh

The whole question of anti-psys are a minefield, quite apart from none being licensed for use in the elderly. MIL used to go to see a psycho-geriatrician who explained the knife edge between gaining some relief from the anxiety symptoms and causing further vascular accidents in the brain. I think this is made more difficult because MIL is a type 2 diabetic even though she has never had to rely on insulin but diabetes is thought to increase the likelihood of dementia.

We are probably due another visit from the CPN, but whether getting MIL back to the geriatrician would be helpful or not is doubtful to my mind.

Sounds like a spiral thats going downwards at the moment Angie, from my limited experience of people with dementia its hard hard work and I take my hat off too you.

[Kazz]

See whats happening because I am bored I am posting and replying to myself......got a man coming tomorrow 9.30am to quote for the downstairs loo/utility and then one chap coming Monday at 11.00am and another chap coming on Monday afternoon.

[Shelley123]

Originally Posted by Kazz

Shelley you cannot live in what might of been you did the right thing for your circumstances and Malaika's well being.

I don't remember why did her owners let her go?

The reason given was the lady had asthma, but we think probs a Basenji was just too much, they are not the dog for everyone.

[Shelley123]

Originally Posted by Tink

Lol, three more hours now! I'll take pics just for you

Thanks Tink
Have a great time !

[dandysmom]

Hope you are havibg dun, Tink, look forward to the pics. Maybe you will see The Great Pumpkin if you stay till dark!

[angieh]

I am really looking forward to the pumpkin patch pictures!

Can I ask our nice American cousins to post any pumpkin recipes in the recipes section? Our local farm shop has loads of pumpkins for sale. I am a fan of pumpkin seed with my breakfast cereal, but fancy pumpkin pie or pumpkin risotto or pumpkin soup recipes .................... be great, thanks!