On Friday
I went bowling for the first time ever. Bowling, actually I suppose, in two senses:
1) the knocking down of plastic pins through the application of a large heavy ball, in the presence of much loud music and ultraviolet light.
2) eating an entire meal with chips and a side salad all served inside one large bowl without cutlery: essentially, a trough.
I got a double strike in my second game of 1) and beat philmophlegm, much to his annoyance.
On Saturday
Az jumped into a field ringed by barbed wire, and then tried to jump out again. We spent several hours at the vet and he now has 6 metal staples in his head and looks like a Cyberdog (but seems otherwise very cheerful).
On Sunday
I drove to Wiltshire to the christening of my old friend K's second daughter. It was rather strange being among her family, who knew me well when I was 12, but haven't really seen me since. It was very good to see K herself who I have not seen since before the birth of daughter #1. Which is a bit remiss of me really, as I've now discovered that they are only a couple of hours drive away. Wiltshire is not as far away as I had vaguely thought.
On Monday
I found that M&S pet insurance had failed to debit my credit card, and although they had written to me about my insurance policy with them for Mollydog, had totally failed to mention that I didn't have the policy that I thought I had for Az. Grrrr. Good thing the accident wasn't more serious. Well, generally a good thing, but also in this case, a good thing financially. After several attempts to get M&S to actually create the new policy, I gave up. I tried to get a policy from Petplan, but they wouldn't take Az as he is 8 years old. Finally insured him at vast expense via Tesco.
I went bowling for the first time ever. Bowling, actually I suppose, in two senses:
1) the knocking down of plastic pins through the application of a large heavy ball, in the presence of much loud music and ultraviolet light.
2) eating an entire meal with chips and a side salad all served inside one large bowl without cutlery: essentially, a trough.
I got a double strike in my second game of 1) and beat philmophlegm, much to his annoyance.
On Saturday
Az jumped into a field ringed by barbed wire, and then tried to jump out again. We spent several hours at the vet and he now has 6 metal staples in his head and looks like a Cyberdog (but seems otherwise very cheerful).
On Sunday
I drove to Wiltshire to the christening of my old friend K's second daughter. It was rather strange being among her family, who knew me well when I was 12, but haven't really seen me since. It was very good to see K herself who I have not seen since before the birth of daughter #1. Which is a bit remiss of me really, as I've now discovered that they are only a couple of hours drive away. Wiltshire is not as far away as I had vaguely thought.
On Monday
I found that M&S pet insurance had failed to debit my credit card, and although they had written to me about my insurance policy with them for Mollydog, had totally failed to mention that I didn't have the policy that I thought I had for Az. Grrrr. Good thing the accident wasn't more serious. Well, generally a good thing, but also in this case, a good thing financially. After several attempts to get M&S to actually create the new policy, I gave up. I tried to get a policy from Petplan, but they wouldn't take Az as he is 8 years old. Finally insured him at vast expense via Tesco.
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Date: 2007-01-22 07:24 pm (UTC)It's when he announces that he is Dog 2.0 that you start worrying...
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Date: 2007-01-22 08:37 pm (UTC)Is Az having to wear one of those elizabethan collar things, or is he OK without one?
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Date: 2007-01-22 08:49 pm (UTC)To be honest the whole episode didn't seem to worry him at all: he clearly wasn't in any great pain, and I was at first tempted to just clean the wound and let it heal - but then when you can see the animal's skull at the bottom of the hole it seems like it's time for a vet visit, ill timed or no. :-(
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Date: 2007-01-23 08:30 am (UTC)