- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
That sounds very, very painful, did you leg go into spasm? I do hope it is so much better and won't happen again?
What made you smile today?
- Thread starter snowbunny
- Start date
- Location
- Buckinghamshire UK
My lot are only getting one walk a day and they don't like it. They will go out to the garden for toilet breaks but I can see they are concerned come late walk time. Poor dogs!
I have a growth on my spine which occasionally fills with blood and presses on the nerves. It makes my leg go dead and hurts a lot, last time it happened I was in hospital for 4 days and nearly had to have an op.needless to say I have no intention of going near a hospital at the moment.
- Location
- Sydney, Australia
Our average maximum temperature in WINTER is 17
. It does drop much lower in the mornings and evenings though. I don't like cold weather at all- Location
- Buckinghamshire UK
Alex and Toby made me smile today. They are forming a tight bond. This made me smile because when one barked the other came running. The first time this has happened. Toby is growing in confidence all the time but sometimes need a little back up. I have been that until now but Alex has taken over and runs to see what if he is ok. I love that!
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
Oh! That really is lovely to hear!
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
Trying to work (dining room table) while OH decided to do a mini workout in the lounge room. He had his headphones in so the room was silent. Except for his breathing. Sounded like some bloody sex scene going on.
This resulted in hysterics from me, then OH when I managed to explain. Then Nathan came in the room, had no idea what we were laughing about but joined in anyway. Which made us laugh even more.
OH completed his workout in the backyard.
This resulted in hysterics from me, then OH when I managed to explain. Then Nathan came in the room, had no idea what we were laughing about but joined in anyway. Which made us laugh even more.
OH completed his workout in the backyard.
I never get the noises people have to make when working out or for that matter the other business in public...
anyone explain??
anyone explain??
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
No idea! Thankfully OH was just "heavy breathing". I don't think I would have coped if there was grunting or groaning involved
I always think it reveals a lot about someone with the noises they make...and sometimes I can't help but to start laughing...I know not nice.No idea! Thankfully OH was just "heavy breathing". I don't think I would have coped if there was grunting or groaning involved
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
I always chuckle when I can hear someone grunting and groaning then I look over to see them lifting 2kg weights. .
- Location
- Andorra and Spain
As a kickboxer, I can tell you that a good kiai (the shout you sometimes hear during an attack) does wonders for focussing your energy and power. People choose their own shout: mine was always a bit of a “eeyah” noise, but someone I trained with had a noise which was like “aaaah..soh!” which often cracked me up because it sounded like “asshole” 
I know that the same would apply when lifting weights; it would help add a bit of power to a lift. I never used it, though, even though I almost always had the gym to myself.
I know that the same would apply when lifting weights; it would help add a bit of power to a lift. I never used it, though, even though I almost always had the gym to myself.
Jacqui-S
Moderator
- Location
- Fife, Scotland
@Sophiedoodle and I can't believe nobody has commented on this.Applied for a puppy...do not tell OH. It's a once and a lifetime opportunity to be home for months with a new pup - glass half full outlook
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
Applied for a puppy...do not tell OH. It's a once and a lifetime opportunity to be home for months with a new pup - glass half full outlook
How did I miss this!!!
Puppy puppy puppy! Tell us more!
Cath
MLF Sales Coordinator
my great grandmother was a milklady. when her husband died aged 28 and she had to bring up 3 small children. she was known as lewis the milk.
she lived to the grand old age of 86.
Cath
MLF Sales Coordinator
hope you feel better today @SwampDonkey 
I have a lot of drugs on board and feel able to ignore the pain 
Maybe we should all think about it, I'll mention it to ChrisApplied for a puppy...do not tell OH. It's a once and a lifetime opportunity to be home for months with a new pup - glass half full outlook
