Couch 48 - All are Welcome - really!

Did I mention I have a lea in my wall? Its waranty work , so now I am awaiting the plumber to call and SCHEDULE an appointment.... hello , water coming out of my wall. I'm gonna see if T will take a phone call tonight instead. UGGGGG

ut oh. I'm feisty. Hyper wiki...chatty patty.

My laptop just got here. Woot. All fixed and shiny. Now to disinfect and it will be all ready.

LC - I know the wall needs fixing. Can you turn your water off at the main?
Go see the therapist in person is my suggestion. The plumber can come later.

No canceling. Call W and tell her you have an appt, she needs to come home from work and wait for the plumber.

I have no idea, as its a forever hot water system

Go to your water heater system box or main or your main water meter and look for a lever or a knob - turn it.

sometimes the water department will rush down and shut it off for you too.

Wow MKAC , that is interesting. Do you feel like your mind wants to fill in the blanks or you trying to tell you something?

Wiki , anything this side of my meter is my deal. Trust me they suck.

Hi couch sitters. I haven't been around much but thought I'd stop in and say hi. Hope everyone is doing ok today

Hi Ellie.

My younger dog is pissing me off...maybe spring fever or whatever, but she is running from room to room, window to window and whining. She has been walked, pooped, peed, fed, watered, played with etc. Grrrr.

Perhaps it is just spring. My one dog just wants to sit outside on the porch right now. When I make him come in, he acts the same way as your dog. Sometimes they just get a notion, like humans, that they want something even when it does not make sense to others.
Can she not be outside without you?

Mine get weird with weather changes and wind

Lol...that sounds familiar. I have a little dog too and she's definitely got spring fever. She hates the snow and its been a really cold winter here. Now that its a little warmer, I let her out, she barks and runs back and forth against the fence chasing the kids playing outside. So I bring her in. Five minutes later she's standing at the door whining or following me around whining to be let out again. But she won't stop barking at the kids, so we play the in the house/out of the house game all day. Drives me crazy!

I put her out on the deck. She can't run yet, there's no fencing and strict leash laws. Besides, if she sees a squirrel she looses any and all training she's ever had, instantly. My older dog wouldn't leave the yard for anything. Sadie is just a rebellious teenager.

So it sounds like you missed your T appointment Lola. Sorry. Can he perhaps see you this evening instead of just a call?

Ready...you can make a big batch of it on the weekend and freeze it in individual ziplocks to warm up each day. It's still a pain, but only for one day.

Also...you probably know this...but adding pure canned pumpkin will help too...just make sure it's not pie filling (with sugar and spices added).

I know you've taken her to the vet for this before...but with the blood and everything, you need to make sure she's not suffering.

....guilty....of....excessive....punctuation....

Mine need fences. Teenagers have energy.
And RTS you would not believe the things I have done for my geriatric pets. Dogs and cats both.

*curls up in a corner*

(Mastodon) Are you okay?
I loved the alien library picture btw.

Thank you
I'm ok. Thanks. I'm screwing things up badly (mostly at work, but also socially). But I'll live. T tomorrow. A lot of stuff to bring up.

How are you doing, murray?

Sorry to hear that things are not going well. hope seeing T tomorrow helps.

Me? Ehh. Life is really lousy right now, but I will live as well. T tomorrow for me too.

T seems pretty convinced it's me trying to tell me something. If there is a blank there, I don't want to know what's in it, and me should just keep it to herself. LOL.

I cannot find the post about your pet, Ready, but whatever is going on, I hope it improves. Apt and Murray, I'm sorry things are not going well. I hope you two are not being too hard on yourselves.