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Dec 17, 2023 10:37:46   #
SaxonLady
 
Islandgal wrote:
That's a lovely Teddy Janet! Someone is going to adore it! xoxo


I do, but I would prefer one that is not quite so colourful!

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Dec 17, 2023 10:41:12   #
SaxonLady
 
Xiang53 wrote:
Well I didn't endup watching the show, as it wasn't exactly my cup of tea! I have also discovered why I am so exhausted all of the time; I had a blood test last week, and part of the results indicated a deficiency in my platelet count, I have less than half of the number than is supposed to be in one's blood; so I suppose the next step is to find out how & why this has happened; and treat the deficiency!

I won't be continuing tonight, as I am so exhausted that I can't even think clearly. I hope everyone is doing as well as possible, and the weather isn't being too brutal. I might be back on later tonight, but no promises. xoxoxo
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Gosh, I hope something can be done. Platelet deficiency is so exhausting. No wonder you are so tired all the time.

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Dec 17, 2023 10:45:41   #
SaxonLady
 
PurpleFi wrote:
Oh it is! Not! With my walking ability limited now it's just a matter of finding things that I can do to keep mobile. I am still doing a lot of crafts so I do get plenty of 'rest' time. Hope you and Alan are doing ok. Xxx


We are slowly getting things together. He gets frustrated when he can't carry on as he used to. Thanks to his illness in June he has aged suddenly and doesn't want to slow down. He is very slowly improving. I must start walking more, but this cold weather is not conducive to even going outside!

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Dec 17, 2023 10:47:40   #
SaxonLady
 
PurpleFi wrote:
He's gorgeous,my craft group are knitting trauma teddies for the police and fire service. X


Good for them. Are they dressed like police and firemen? I still have my paramedic teddy, but gave the others away.

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Dec 17, 2023 10:49:59   #
SaxonLady
 
Grandma Susan wrote:
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I think 🤔 I could have done more with my day, but I fancied a laid back day. And I got it !!!! So I’ve no news today for you, so love yawl, stay safe and warm, stay calm with your partner, Lisa I’m thinking of you. I’m sure Angela will keep in touch with us for you.


A laid back day probably did you a world of good. No news is good news.

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Dec 17, 2023 10:51:21   #
SaxonLady
 
Grandma Susan wrote:
I wish I had your get up and go ❤️ love. I’m proud of you. 👍 you’re an inspiration to me,,


When I watch the three ladies on sleds in the advert on TV it reminds me of you Josephine!

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Dec 17, 2023 13:09:09   #
binkbrice
 
SaxonLady wrote:
I finally tried something new, for me anyway. Rainbow Teddy has jointed limbs and head. It makes the head wobbly, but so much fun.


That is so cute!

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Dec 17, 2023 13:54:37   #
PurpleFi Loc: Surrey, UK
 
SaxonLady wrote:
Good for them. Are they dressed like police and firemen? I still have my paramedic teddy, but gave the others away.


We just make them as colourful as we can, good way using up ends of dk balls. Xx

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Dec 17, 2023 14:15:01   #
SaxonLady
 
binkbrice wrote:
That is so cute!


Thank you!

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Dec 18, 2023 04:14:44   #
Xiang53 Loc: Spencer Gulf, South Australia
 
PurpleFi wrote:
Don't have a dishwasher but I have a small airfryer and use it a lot, saves putting the main oven on and it's quicker. X


The airfryers are great, our youngest DD bought one for DH for Fathers Day, 2 years ago, and it gets used more than any other cooking appliance, other than his BBQ! He absolutely loves it. xoxoxo

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Dec 18, 2023 04:24:21   #
Xiang53 Loc: Spencer Gulf, South Australia
 
Islandgal wrote:
Sweetie sounds like a wonderful girl to play with! Max loves his crate, it's very large with a three inch thick pad/bed that fits in it. I cover the top with a blanket, the sides are open. It's like it's his cave, and he feels secure and he goes there when ever he feels like it. Google crate training there's lots of video's on it. One of my other dogs had some separation anxiety and I conditioned her by leaving in small increments, starting in just minutes and returning and rewarding. Gradually she became acclimated to us being gone for longer times. I always leave Bugs Bunny cartoons on the tv if I leave Max at home! Just so he can't pick up on sounds outside. xoxo
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When Mint was a very young girl, possibly about 12 months old, we had to go to Adelaide, for appointments, and when we got home much later in the day, and found a dead juvenile Brown snake in our backyard. We had 2 dogs, at that time, Andre - he was a 5- 6 yo Chihuahua, and Mint; and she was definitely the one who killed the shake, and fortunately neither dog was bitten. After that incident, we didn't actually see any more snakes in our yard; I think they might have avoided our yard after that, or only travelled through the yard, travelling along the fence lines ..... that's my theory, anyway. Mint was totally different with our lizards though, especially with any sleepy (shingle back or blue tongue) lizards that she found. She used "rescue" any of those that she found in any open areas of our yard. I think there was only one lizard that she unfortunately accidentally killed, but after that one, she perfected her rescue techniques, & no more lizards were killed. Now I am just waiting to see what happens, when Sweetie discovers the lizards, I hope we can divert her from them, or she does what Mint used to do! xoxoxo

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Dec 18, 2023 04:52:21   #
Barndweller
 
Good morning all from a damp and dull Norfolk. Feel tired today (nothing new there) so not a lot will get done apart from dinner and knitting. Doing the neck of my sweater and have managed to incorporate the neck gussets. Have as good a Monday as you can. xx

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Dec 18, 2023 04:57:23   #
Xiang53 Loc: Spencer Gulf, South Australia
 
Miss Pam wrote:
I'm glad they found that out for you and hope they quickly get going on finding out how and why and getting you some treatment for it. xxxooo



Hopefully I will get some info on Wednesday, this week, and I will be on the recovery trail. xoxoxo

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Dec 18, 2023 05:01:04   #
Xiang53 Loc: Spencer Gulf, South Australia
 
SaxonLady wrote:
I finally tried something new, for me anyway. Rainbow Teddy has jointed limbs and head. It makes the head wobbly, but so much fun.


That is so cute, I might just have to find a pattern, and make a few of them! xoxoxo

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Dec 18, 2023 05:06:05   #
Xiang53 Loc: Spencer Gulf, South Australia
 
binkbrice wrote:
Sorry I’ve been missing been really sick since Thursday, Last week Tuesday I went to the doctor about my kidney were they found the mass while I was in the hospital in October, well it had grown so apparently I am having my left kidney removed in January!


Grandma Susan wrote:
Oh my Lisa, I’ll send you all the loves I can, here for you anytime.



So sorry about your diagnosis, I hope that the op & your recovery goes well for you! xoxoxo

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