Granny's gone and done it again

[Granny Hatchet]

I hope to get something done outside. Im not walking all that great but I can stand and clean the brooders anyway. CB should be feeling good enough to help. I just hope Robert is better now.

 

[kwhites634]

Quote: He's old enough and has been with you long enough now to realize that's no longer a problem.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

where are you going to find peonies ? They are normally covered in ants. Carnations and baby breath last a long time.

I would get them at Trader Joes!

Nothing blooming here now except narcissus.

 

[Kiki]

i gotta read back real quick Granny.
But before you go..
Is Robert'sfever down yet?
Fever is a sign of infection..did they give him antibiotics?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

He's old enough and has been with you long enough now to realize that's no longer a problem.

my memory is bad was talking about that yesterday. I just dont remember how long I have had him But I talked to him about that too. I think you are right. He should know .

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I would get them at Trader Joes!

Nothing blooming here now except narcissus.

I love peonies.

 

[Kiki]

My dog just puked up a whole soap bar!!!!!!!


ARGH...
Why does he insist on stealing the soap!
stupid thing...
The little one forgot to put it up high last night AGAIN..my fault for not double checking..
I never had a dog steal soap before..

Speaking of dogs Granny...
How is Mr. B?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

i gotta read back real quick Granny.
But before you go..
Is Robert'sfever down yet?
Fever is a sign of infection..did they give him antibiotics?

motrin is bringing down the fever. No antibiotics . He wasnt fevered when we were there.

 

[kwhites634]

Quote: I know you were talking about him staying with you a year or more ago, so it's been at least that long, unless he went back home a time or two

 

[campingshaws]

 
He's old enough and has been with you long enough now to realize that's no longer a problem.

my memory is bad was talking about that yesterday. I just dont remember how long I have had him But I talked to him about that too. I think you are right. He should know .

I think it's a hard habit to break. The counselor would be able to help. He may be eating to cope with anxiety or other emotions. DH has a little sister who always had home cooked meals on the table, but she would lie about what she ate. She would hide food in her room under her pillow. She stayed with us one summer and ate leftover pizza. When we asked where the pizza was she said the dog ate it. It was summer, we had three meals a day in the dining hall. We were just curious, we didn't care if she ate it or not.