400 bucks for blood tests!!!
so who is responsible for this budget blowout? C'mon fess up!!
For about 8 months now Jarrah has not really been his boofhead indestructible self.
First his coat has been really dull and scrappy, put down to always lying and rolling in the dirt.
Then he would run out of puff during a walk, particularly up hill. Finally a few weeks ago he started dragging the nails on his hind legs and he really seemed quite depressed.
So off to the vet.
Diagnosis:- probable hypothyroidism (underactive thyroid to you)
Still waiting some final test results, but he has been started on medication and after a week we can see an improvement. Much happier and more interested in life in general.
Good job he is easy to dose twice a day as this is going to be a life long event.
Meanwhile the rest of us will have to live on sausages and mince.
Oh wait, we already are!
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Raising the Cone of Silence
EEK look at the time since I last posted!
Bet you thought that we had been . . .
kidnapped by aliens or
dragged into the bush and devoured by the local Yowies
or
have completely finished building and are lounging on the verandah entertaining the neighbours
HA HA
The effort to get in by early December took it's tole. Long hot days and lots of unpacking and setting up a civilised interior in time for the Christmas invasion.
Jim was really tired, in fact he was exhausted so I would not let him undertake anything.
Lots of 'oh look it's coffee o'clock' and sitting on the back verandah in the breeze admiring the view and watching the cricket.
When the weather cooled off, did some more. Painted walls and floors. Set up the hanging space in our wardrobe. (soooo good to have clothes hanging instead of stuffed into 200 suitcases) We even have wardrobe doors thanks to Travis and Kim's reno.
Have the best linen cupboard ever!
Then I turned my attention to my studio.
Look so neat and pristine
But not for long!
Have spent lots of time in there and here are some of the results in no particular order
Bet you thought that we had been . . .
dragged into the bush and devoured by the local Yowies
or
HA HA
The effort to get in by early December took it's tole. Long hot days and lots of unpacking and setting up a civilised interior in time for the Christmas invasion.
Jim was really tired, in fact he was exhausted so I would not let him undertake anything.
Lots of 'oh look it's coffee o'clock' and sitting on the back verandah in the breeze admiring the view and watching the cricket.
When the weather cooled off, did some more. Painted walls and floors. Set up the hanging space in our wardrobe. (soooo good to have clothes hanging instead of stuffed into 200 suitcases) We even have wardrobe doors thanks to Travis and Kim's reno.
Have the best linen cupboard ever!
Then I turned my attention to my studio.
Look so neat and pristine
But not for long!
Have spent lots of time in there and here are some of the results in no particular order
Two pastel Teddies
My very first attempt at pastel- "Saltbush and Sand"
Very first acrylic painting a work in progress - "November Cane"
And look another advance in civilization - pictures, lamps and floor rug (with obligatory dog), oh and a pot plant!
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