Posted 3 Weeks Ago by Mina - Older on the outside, inside still 14
Here I go.
The rain woke me up last night! Then I dreamt about dog training (think the new course might be on my mind a lot). Then I couldn't find my car in the car park, and I had to ring my mum to ask her what car I'd brought to help me look for it (that was part of the dream, if that's not clear).
Then the wind woke me up, and I lay awake for ages being glad I didn't have to lay awake for ages worrying that the fences would blow down (I've had them replaced).
Then I must have gone back to sleep because Fred woke me up so I got up. I'm a bit fed up with being stiff in the mornings, I can barely straighten up to hobble down the stairs! What will I be like in another 10 years?
I must feed the birds this morning. And have a shower. And go and get my swine flu jab. And then I can come home and get on with some paperwork. And maybe some xboxing, as a reward if I get plenty of work done.
I hope the excitment hasn't made anyone reading wet themselves.
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Posted 3 Weeks Ago by Mina - Older on the outside, inside still 14
Wimped out of swine flu jab. 
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Posted 3 Weeks Ago by 2legs- Sybarite... in far too many ways...
 Everyone seems to be being offer the swine flu jab cept me...  (and yes I did wet myself when reading htat sorry) 
These cold mornings are making me very stiff too ... getting out of bed suddenly becomes that* much harder... and sometimes I just give into tempation and don't get up and just go back to bed  Tis very windy here today... is there some kind of gale/storm warning out? 
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Posted 3 Weeks Ago by Mina - Older on the outside, inside still 14
 Yes there have been lots of warnings down this end anyway.  Dover is apparently closed! I've stopped watching the news now, so haven't heard anything for a while - last I heard wind was 56mph at Heathrow.
I was offered the jab as I'm asthmatic. I usually ignore the normal flu jabs, but the Beeb scared me with all the talk of deaths. The nurse was really nice and said to not touch my face (which shouldn't be done anyway) and to make sure I wash my hands as soon as I got home if I'd been around people.
Being around dogs I wash my hands loads anyway, just got to beat J up to wash his too, so he doesn't bring it in and infect me.
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Posted 3 Weeks Ago by 2legs- Sybarite... in far too many ways...
Think My lodger got offered the jab as he's been ill with various things recently...
This cold weather I wish I had a dog; I know my Father 'uses' their dog to keep his feet warm in bed in the winter   Mmm and now I've made myself want hotdogs for dinner 
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Posted 3 Weeks Ago by Mina - Older on the outside, inside still 14
Fred used to keep my feet warm, but he's tethered to the bed to stop him crapping overnight (he'd got into the habit when stressed due to me boarding other dogs), so he's at the top end. He keeps my back warm instead!
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Posted 3 Weeks Ago by 2legs- Sybarite... in far too many ways...
My Father's, well his partners dog, apparently starts off at the bottom of the bed (My Father likes it when she positions herself near his knee as he says it helps his arthritus), but usueally she moves up the bed so by the morning she's laying with her head on the pillow next to them  Cats just arn't very good to help keep you warm... they move too much and tend to just claw you when they feel like it 
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Posted 3 Weeks Ago by Mina - Older on the outside, inside still 14
I knew there was a reason why I'm a dog person!
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Posted 3 Weeks Ago by 2legs- Sybarite... in far too many ways...
I think Dogs also get into the same sleeping patturn/being awake patturn as tehir owners, cats always tend to remain somewhat nocturnal 
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