celtic, did I miss soemthing? DId you have surgery?

I'm thankful for warmer weather.

Me too, thankful for the warm weather. In Minnesota, we know winter is over when we see a robin. I have seen many this week. I am thankful for spring.

Celtic had a hysteroscopy yesterday...and is now in bed recovering from the anesthetic and a little discomfort. Apart from that, she is in fine fettle and it seems that the results are as expected..ie good.


Popea

Po, please tell Celtic we wish for her sunny days and good health. I had no idea she was "going under the knife" as we say around here. Bless her!

My Best to Celtic as well...how did we miss that?

Anno...I'm with you...I'm so thankful for the robins who have returned to my yard...there are so many this year...maybe the ones I watched hatch last year are among them...I can't wait until my little nest gets full again...I hope she'll use the same nest this summer...she used it twice last year...

i kept it quite ....it was onlie a wee thing but thanks....

i know the birds are filling the park, its the type of thing you dont notice is gone till they come back....we keep seeing and heering wood pigones....their po's favourite..makes a diffrences to outdoor walks, the nose and daffodils finalie bloming they been late this year but i love the treas budding and the first displayes of couler from the flowers...

Gals, its celtics' wee nature to underplay some of these types of things. If it were me, I would have been panicing like no gals business. She is back in bed now (gets up for a wee cuppa and a wee hug and is too sleepy for much else)
Yeah, of course I am petting the life out of her..but she doesn't 'do' the staying in bed resting long!!!! I will put my foot down!

I see above she was talking about wood-pigeons...well I better tell ya before Celt feels weel enough to poke fun at me!! Every year, for about the past three or four years...I have had the same mammy wood-pigeon come to nest near the back of my house. I named her Mrs Hoe Hoe..and would watch her get ready to nest, feed her wee ones and then teach them to fly. I discovered that throwing out bits of bread would bring her to the back fence of my house...but if I threw her currants, raisins and apricot...(and custard cream buscuits!!)she would endeavour to come as close as the back door(which my grannie used to say was lucky for the year ahead). One of her little ones flew in through the window of the kitchen and was pretty stunned...I simply and calmly too it outside and set it near my tree where it's mama could see and call(reassure) it. I stayed until the little one found it's nerve and flew to mama. I also gave another one of her babies mouth to mouth after a bad flight...but that wee one didn't make it and I was heartbroken. (I did revive one before!!)
Celt thinks I am nuts!!! Well maybe I am...I just have a wee soft spot for wood-pigeons

Popea

I am thankful for being a bit of a nut when it comes to wee things like I have just spoken about.(yeah..it says something about me other than being a bit nutty! )
I am thankful that Celtic is ok and will be up and at it at as soon as I let her!!!
I am thankful that I am able to care for her and the Ba.

Popea

This is the 5th day without hubby and seem to be doing fine. I'm thankful that I went out last night with a couple of female friends to karaoke and had FUN!

I'm thankful for Dotsie letting me stay on the forum, being the stubborn, strong, bullheaded woman that I am.

I'm thankful I still have a sparring partner. Hubbo's been amazing nice these past few weeks, so I haven't been in many fights.