Good Morning To All!

[Chipchopper]

Early riser, where are you?
Hope you have a good day, what ever you have planned
Take care folks.

[naomi24]

It sounds pretty knackered, DTC. You've had so much trouble with it lately. No chance of getting a new and more reliable one?

[MissTerious2]

Hiya Pasta. Enjoy your hoovering! Having three bloomin' moggies here, I do believe you.

[DTCwordfan]

I haven't had that much trouble other than the near-miss I had and the damage from that - which wasn't worth claiming though this clutch thing could be related being the same side of the car - and then the 'keying' - well that's down to bad luck, two others I know hit at the same time. No, the issue down here is a lack of mechanics and long waits - it's not with my main guy either as he has had a hernia and off-work for a month.....

[DTCwordfan]

I can send over my sister's English setter, pasta and lottie - he sheds hair faster than a hairdresser's floor catches client's locks and tresses....

[naomi24]

Hope it's sorted soon, DTC. It must be very frustrating - not to mention inconvenient.

[DTCwordfan]

thanks - yep!

[MissTerious2]

Pasta. Meant say hope all goes well for your brother xxx

[pastafreak]

I wish I still had the energy to Hoover every day. Though I get the handheld out several times a week to remove the ever present layer of cat down on the sofa.
When I got Sally, my old lurcher, I was told she would hardly shed. She shed more than my semi long haired white cat. It's the joy of having pets...the constant presence of fur on your clothes and up your nose ;)

[Redhelen72]

I think I keep IKEA in business with the amount of lint rollers I purchase from them.
I love wearing black clothing but it shows the hairs so bad

[MissTerious2]

I've given up worrying about dog and cat hair everwhere DTC. We've lived with for years now! So send the setter over. Our little mutt will be delighted. She's fed up with those damn cats!!

[DTCwordfan]

He's a gorgeous dog and my sister/OH rescued him from Spain where a farmer had him tied up in a barn - and then went to have him put down, age two. Apparently, and he still has, an uncontrollable urge for chasing birds - not good for a gundog, The local vet refused to do it and, given his awful condition, steered him to their version of the RSPCA and then onto this outfit that specialises in setter placement. English Setters are more popular out there than here. I don't think I have a pic of him......the dog with his animal passport now has more rights to be in the EEC than his owners!