Easter plans?
Apr 5th 2010 | 8:56 am
#46
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Re: Easter plans?
The seriously nasty bit is that it is on her head. There are not too many obvious signs but it has got into one of her eyes. There is a risk she may lose the sight in that eye.
She'd been sick for close to two weeks before a doctor finally came up with the right diagnosis.
She'd been sick for close to two weeks before a doctor finally came up with the right diagnosis.
Apr 5th 2010 | 11:01 am
#47
Joined: Jan 2007
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Re: Easter plans?
The seriously nasty bit is that it is on her head. There are not too many obvious signs but it has got into one of her eyes. There is a risk she may lose the sight in that eye.
She'd been sick for close to two weeks before a doctor finally came up with the right diagnosis.
She'd been sick for close to two weeks before a doctor finally came up with the right diagnosis.
all is well in the end.
Apr 5th 2010 | 5:03 pm
#48
Sawdust making harpy
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 11,291
From: Alberta
Re: Easter plans?
Just catching up on the latest goings on. Hope your guy gets better soon Caz but if you will take part in dangerous activities 
And Souvette too, that sounds pretty bad so fingers crossed
We went to Edmonton over the weekend for a family do, which involved some drinking, some eating, some game playing, some more eating and drinking and easter egg hunts for the kids.
Good times
And Souvette too, that sounds pretty bad so fingers crossed
We went to Edmonton over the weekend for a family do, which involved some drinking, some eating, some game playing, some more eating and drinking and easter egg hunts for the kids.
Good times
Apr 5th 2010 | 5:05 pm
#49
half a century
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 10,222
From: Sarf Lundun to East Van :)
Re: Easter plans?
Hope he is ok Carrie, reminds me of my boys, little brother came running in to get a cushion, ( didn't think much of it ) they were playing in the park backed onto a house we lived in, in they both walk covered in mud little brother (7 ) holding the cushion with big brother ( 10 ) resting both arms on it crying, so i think he has sprayned or bruised at this point , put him in the bath, then after a while im thinking something not right here, especially when i found out he fell out of the conquer tree 
took him to the hospital 5 fractures in one arm 7 in the other ( imagine both arms in plaster for 8 weeks ) at 10 that was tough for both of us 
then he did it again when he was 17 lucky for me eh 
Since then he has broken or fractured his wrists or arms at least 3 more times ( usually playing Rugby )
took him to the hospital 5 fractures in one arm 7 in the other ( imagine both arms in plaster for 8 weeks ) at 10 that was tough for both of us then he did it again when he was 17 lucky for me eh Since then he has broken or fractured his wrists or arms at least 3 more times ( usually playing Rugby )
oh nasty!!
and SOuv - shingles = yuck!
well said boy is fine and will be off to school tomorrow - he is slightly gutted that he did his right wrist - he is left handed - ha ha ha ! -such a cruel mother I am !
Apr 5th 2010 | 10:18 pm
#50
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 7,157
From: back in Cambs
Re: Easter plans?
The seriously nasty bit is that it is on her head. There are not too many obvious signs but it has got into one of her eyes. There is a risk she may lose the sight in that eye.
She'd been sick for close to two weeks before a doctor finally came up with the right diagnosis.
She'd been sick for close to two weeks before a doctor finally came up with the right diagnosis.
Apr 6th 2010 | 4:41 am
#51
Pea Brain
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 6,005
From: TBD
Re: Easter plans?
I spent several hours yesterday regenerating plant growth.
I intended to have a small burn over an unkempt area of our back yard. It got somewhat out of hand and the burn extended over a larger area than originally intended. At least the neighbours were very understanding, and the creek stopped it spreading too far.
The pic was taken after the event - tractor in the left corner is harrowing the ashes.
The rest of the weekend was spent carrying out renos, shopping for furniture and being entertained by friends.
I intended to have a small burn over an unkempt area of our back yard. It got somewhat out of hand and the burn extended over a larger area than originally intended. At least the neighbours were very understanding, and the creek stopped it spreading too far.
The pic was taken after the event - tractor in the left corner is harrowing the ashes.
The rest of the weekend was spent carrying out renos, shopping for furniture and being entertained by friends.
Apr 6th 2010 | 4:54 am
#52
Lowering the tone
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 8,154
From: Here and there
Re: Easter plans?
R I C H , what's that strange green stuff in the foreground of your photograph?
Apr 6th 2010 | 4:59 am
#53
Pea Brain
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From: TBD
Re: Easter plans?
When we moved in last November the burnt area was chest high with reeds, bullrushes and knapweed. We can now start making some landscaping plans.
