TOTALLY GEEKED!

Trying to drum up the enthusiasm to mow the lawn and shampoo the living carpet and upholstery. I wonder what i will actually doing.

Divine Geek wrote:

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ed11563 wrote:

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Divine Geek wrote:

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Taking corgi to the vet. Then helping close the pool and winterized the barns. Oy

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Really curious, what's involved in winterizing a barn? 

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 We have sinks and hose hook ups in the barn. Need to bleed the lines and pour antifreeze down the drains.

Corgi needs to have a tooth pulled, but other than that he got a clean bill of health. the vet was quite impressed with his lab results for being 12 years old. We drove thru McDonalds on the way home, I promised him a hash brown if he didn't bite the vet tech while they trimmed his nails.

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 Lol! Hoped he enjoyed his hash browns 🐶.

NAOW wrote:

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It's chilly here today. It's getting colder at night too. I want to hold out as long as possible before turning on the heater.

I had lots of plans for today, but DD7 woke up sick again. She's been throwing up all morning. Poor thing.

I hope everyone has a good day!

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 AWWWd poor kid.  Resist the urge to turn the heat on!  I have to fill my oil for the winter.  1.89/gallon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok sequence of events changed.  Lawn was too wet to mow this morning, so I shampooed the carpet and attempted the chairs.  Carpet looks great, jury is still out on the chairs, they need to dry first.  I guess I may mow my lawn while the dog is at the groomers.

O4, Don't blow any more money gambling!

I know what to do_sometimes wrote:

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Holy cow, I emptied the dirty water from the shampooer and boy did it stink! Freakn dog! Note to self: clean carpet more frequently.

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 Oh, yeah.  That's horrible.  It never LOOKS that dirty.

flan327 wrote:

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Dangit, NJN, you get to play with little kids & get paid for it!

flan

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 OMG YES!  We've been to her bday parties and stuff.  We're not super close but we have kept in contact with mom.  DH helped raise her and he's a good man.  He would still help her out even though they are not married.  She lives not far from us.  Mom had her gallbladder out a few months ago and we went to visit her in the hospital.  Little Marilynn (her name is Marilynn Monroe!) is like your itty bitty.  She's two and TINY.  She probably wears eighteen month outfits.  And she has a head full of gorgeous blond curls.

Mellow Momma wrote:

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DH and DD are gone for 3 days and the dog has been a champ while I have been working. To reward him I bought him 4 chicken nuggets at McDonalds. He loves them. He smelled them as I came into the house and ran up and ripped them out of my hands. He has now stashed them all over the house. He hides them so well that he can't get them back out. He hid one in a pile of laundry and sat on top of it and barked until I came into the room to help him pick it back up again - he couldn't reach it. He took one outside and ate it as he sat in the sun and smiled. He is carrying one around the house now looking for a good spot to hide it. Don't know where the fourth one is. I am sure I will find it eventually.

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 LOL We feed our dogs stuff like this too.  We have a corner table and Layla uses it for her dog house.  She fit under it fine when she came home to live with us.  Now she's far too big but she never got the memo.  She takes everything we give her and drags it under there. 

Whenever I post on my FB page about feeding the dogs people food my MIL in Spain always gives me a lecture.  She is very involved with pet rescue and constantly telling me the dogs aren't people.

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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flan327 wrote:

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Dangit, NJN, you get to play with little kids & get paid for it!

flan

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 OMG YES!  We've been to her bday parties and stuff.  We're not super close but we have kept in contact with mom.  DH helped raise her and he's a good man.  He would still help her out even though they are not married.  She lives not far from us.  Mom had her gallbladder out a few months ago and we went to visit her in the hospital.  Little Marilynn (her name is Marilynn Monroe!) is like your itty bitty.  She's two and TINY.  She probably wears eighteen month outfits.  And she has a head full of gorgeous blond curls.

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Itty has beautiful dark brown ringlets! I think she's finally wearing size 3 clothes.

flan 

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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Mellow Momma wrote:

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DH and DD are gone for 3 days and the dog has been a champ while I have been working. To reward him I bought him 4 chicken nuggets at McDonalds. He loves them. He smelled them as I came into the house and ran up and ripped them out of my hands. He has now stashed them all over the house. He hides them so well that he can't get them back out. He hid one in a pile of laundry and sat on top of it and barked until I came into the room to help him pick it back up again - he couldn't reach it. He took one outside and ate it as he sat in the sun and smiled. He is carrying one around the house now looking for a good spot to hide it. Don't know where the fourth one is. I am sure I will find it eventually.

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 LOL We feed our dogs stuff like this too.  We have a corner table and Layla uses it for her dog house.  She fit under it fine when she came home to live with us.  Now she's far too big but she never got the memo.  She takes everything we give her and drags it under there. 

Whenever I post on my FB page about feeding the dogs people food my MIL in Spain always gives me a lecture.  She is very involved with pet rescue and constantly telling me the dogs aren't people.

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 I don't do it on a daily basis - he earned this treat. He has been so good while DH has been gone. I can run home and let him out midday to pee but he doesn't get a walk like he is used to. I walk him later after dinner. He has a lot of energy so I know he is bursting by the time I get home. But he makes it. Then last night he cuddled with me when I fell asleep early. I ended up sleeping in and he never woke me up to take him out to pee. He knew I needed to sleep in and he held it longer than he ever has before. He is really in tune like that. So those nuggets were earned fair and square. Lol. 

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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chef wrote:

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What a cutie!

Please tell your friend to make sure the cover and body support are approved by Graco to use with the seat. Using aftermarket products can cause the seat to not do its job properly in a crash. I don't want that lil cutie to get hurt.

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 I don't really talk to her anymore.  And as for those feet don't get me started MM.  She bitched and moaned that she wanted her little girl to wear shoes from the day she was born.  I bought her three pairs because, even after telling her that newborns don't wear much but socks, she insisted she wanted shoes.  Now that the baby is born she says her feet are too cute to put shoes on.  She must have gotten 15 pairs of shoes at her shower.  What a waste of money.

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 She could make a really cute display of them for her!

That's the only positive thing I could think of. Lol

lilyofcourse wrote:

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Yay! It horror movie day on sy fy.

Halloween now, looks like the remake. Fright Night is next.

Need to run to the dump.

Thinking about making chili.

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 I get my chili ingredients at the store, but to each his own....

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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Mellow Momma wrote:

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Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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chef wrote:

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What a cutie!

Please tell your friend to make sure the cover and body support are approved by Graco to use with the seat. Using aftermarket products can cause the seat to not do its job properly in a crash. I don't want that lil cutie to get hurt.

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 I don't really talk to her anymore.  And as for those feet don't get me started MM.  She bitched and moaned that she wanted her little girl to wear shoes from the day she was born.  I bought her three pairs because, even after telling her that newborns don't wear much but socks, she insisted she wanted shoes.  Now that the baby is born she says her feet are too cute to put shoes on.  She must have gotten 15 pairs of shoes at her shower.  What a waste of money.

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 She could make a really cute display of them for her!

 

 

 

That's the only positive thing I could think of. Lol

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 She has totally lost her mind.  She spent chit loads of money on breast feeding supplies, a pump, and all kinds of things.  Three days in she quit.  I don't even recognize her anymore.  She totally ignores her step kids now. 

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 Could it be possible  that she couldn't  nurse? My dd tried but couldn't  with either baby. 

Lindley wrote:

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 Could it be possible  that she couldn't  nurse? My dd tried but couldn't  with either baby. 

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 I don't think so.  She's just gone weird.  She was so grounded before she got pregnant and now she's all crazy.  It's like everything she planned on doing she just tossed out the window.  I know she was nursing for a few days but the baby is only six days old and she's already out running around town.  I think it's more for convenience.  Who knows with her.  I honestly don't recognize her anymore.  She dropped out of college, quit work, and made her step kids stop calling her mom because she is no longer their mom. 

Nobody Just Nobody wrote:

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Lindley wrote:

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 Could it be possible  that she couldn't  nurse? My dd tried but couldn't  with either baby. 

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 I don't think so.  She's just gone weird.  She was so grounded before she got pregnant and now she's all crazy.  It's like everything she planned on doing she just tossed out the window.  I know she was nursing for a few days but the baby is only six days old and she's already out running around town.  I think it's more for convenience.  Who knows with her.  I honestly don't recognize her anymore.  She dropped out of college, quit work, and made her step kids stop calling her mom because she is no longer their mom. 

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  Those poor kids. She is creating a relationship  of resentment  between  them and their baby sister. I hope their  father is involved  with them.  Maybe she will  come to her senses  after her hormones  settle  down.