BYC Café

[Shadrach]

Great picture, Shad. The one in the front is beautiful!

Thanks. That's Myth at the front and while she looks lovely she's a baby killer.

 

[Shadrach]

Great Photo Shadrach really nice

Thanks Penny.

 

[pennyJo1960]

The one in front looks to be blue Marans she is at least a double to my pullet
mine has the most sable temperament I just am surprised how she is
nothing ruffles her feathers

 

[Shadrach]

The one in front looks to be blue Marans she is at least a double to my pullet
mine has the most sable temperament I just am surprised how she is
nothing ruffles her feathers

Good call Penny. She is half Marans.

 

[SusanCranford]

Many reasons for the inner ear or idiopathic = I do not know curious what "medication" they put the dog on

Meclizine to help with the vertigo. Unfortunately she is not improving. The vet said it could also be a brain tumor or stroke. Mercy is almost 15 years old and that's pretty old for a big pit.

 

[SusanCranford]

Moose our Labrador he is refereed to as English the head is blocky
but out bud soft tissue right front leg he is now 6 or 7 tries to run with our Mareema Snow who is just 3 I was giving him meds to lessen the pain but he hurt it worse View attachment 2089967
He's a cutie

 

[drumstick diva]

Aw Moose is beautiful wish something would help him

 

[pennyJo1960]

Okay I was but forced to retire left my license but idiopathic is Latin for "I do not know"
Meclizine is not helping then one or the other Pit probably stroke over Tumor their
genetics lead that way keep her comfortable could talk to your Vet about pain meds as time goes on

 

[Shadrach]

Good morning Cafe.
Coffee is made. Tea bags and kettle on the counter. Still no milk I'm afraid. I'll probably have to gather together my new going out attire. It used to be tobbaco, lighter and of course a few Euros in cash money and go and forage for a couple of litres.
I need a bag now for the gloves, bottle of alcohol an assortment of face masks, cudgel to beat back the panic shoppers and various bits of paper to say why I'm out and about.
On the bright side I don't need to take the tobacco and lighter any more. They didn't weight much.
The money business is proving to be more of a problem than usual. "Don't you have plastic?" is a common question in shops now. It was heading that way anyway. I'm expecting a new machine on the shop counters much like the machine that checks that notes are not forgeries, that detects virus contamination. I expect there will be sever penalties if one isn't stoned to death by the masses, that's if the masses are allowed out, should the virus alarm on the checking machine go off.
Still, now that everyone looks the same with the masks on I reckon I'm in with a shout if I have to leg it.
I've never been much of a shopping fan. I have been more enthusiastic in the past when my wallet bulged, these days with the anorexic slab of leather that contains my worldly wealth and choice is limited, it's even less fun than it was.
Even the temporary delight of ripping open those special purchases has gone now that one is advised to leave imported packaging outside for three days to decontaminate. This adds major stress for me because it means I have to think three days ahead. You can see I'm not all that clever at the long term planning by the lack of milk.
I don't suppose I could interest you all in green tea with no milk or sugar could I?
Oh arr, grey and damp here.

 

[Perris]

Not a fan of green tea (except in the form of green tea choccy truffles... ); strong sweet coffee is good though, thanks!
I know what you mean about plastic - no-one wants to handle cash right now.
Won't the folk up at the big house give you some milk?
or, just possibly, is getting a milking goat/cow an option?