Recent content by Bearsmum

So sorry to hear this outcome, the grief will eventually give way to happy memories, though that will take time, so for now look after yourself and know she was served well, as a goddess should be - RIP Mcc

I've only been once - in 1988 when my friend was working for Miranda Morley so lived in a cottage on the estate and we got access to areas usually out of bounds, this year I will get my usual supply of sofa nibbles and maybe a glass of something bubbly for xc day - sorry Fred, your walk will be...

So sorry for your loss ,RIP Jess, she certainly was a beautiful girl

So sad, I loved taking the boys to see him driving the Norwich Union mail coach, his greys were totally awesome, my goodness that was some years ago! RIP John

He's having fun bless

It was fancy dress - he's Australian, what did they expect!?

Bear, aka Yogi did his low down in his foot when he was nine and never came sound enough to ride again, although he was happy as a field ornament so I retired him - I would not be riding a lame horse I'm afraid

Janiques post of 17 Dec - she's adorable & I can imagine her snoring with a smug look on her face, here's to many happy years together

I started mine before new year!, inspired by a news article about a pensioner who used her bus pass to travel to towns and cities to litter pick, I decided I was tired of seeing rubbish in the hedges on my daily dog walk, so bought some bin bags to take with me, two days in & I've picked three...

So pleased she's made it through, though yipes for the bill - Dougal did cost over £500 for one night at the vets and a feeding tube, but bear in mind she will still probably out live you, so on a rate per year is value for money

That is good news, at least this mild weather means there is still plenty of dandelions about (well in Norfolk there are) so you should continue to have a fresh food supply

Lovely day helping at blackwater farm hunter trial & ODE, some delicious ponies going round (oh I wish I were 10 again) and some equally lovely horses with owners giving them huge amounts of praise for getting them home safely, lovely autumn sunshine and lots of happy 'customers' well done...

Excellent, that is good news, it's been a long journey, but hopefully she is now coming out the other side

Yay to that, well done Tia, you'll be trawling round the supermarkets looking for her favourite nibbles soon.

That is great to hear, she must be feeling better, otherwise they just stare at food as if you've offered them a rock to eat!