Good morning. The sun going down over yonder last night. View from my bedroom window.
I need to put up some sort of warning system to stop the birds doing that. How about hanging some cd's up. Perhaps that will work. Should it be coloured side facing out, or the shiny side? I will try this for now.
Hello Mayze here. I know a lot of people are worried about me. I am feeling a lot better. The nice lady vet said there is no problem with the bloods. They sent me home with some tablets which will clear up my snotty nose, my wheezy chest, and leaky eyes. There are two tablets left and they are working. My human has been looking after me. The bonus is that she has been serving up some delicious cooked chicken. I could get used to it. I hope she continues with this lovely food long after I have fully recovered. Lots of love to all my fans. xxx
No rain as yet here. Thanks for popping in. Toodle pip. ilona
Dear maybe is such a sweetheart she looks so cozy and comfy she is a lucky girl living with a great mum and beautifull garden.oscar makes me laugh the way he looks right up to you at the window to let him in.cats are such good company🌈jodorset🌈
ReplyDeleteI was scared when I read the title. I thought something bad had happened. Fortunately I was wrong. Carolina
ReplyDeleteGlad to see the mayze update ;). She writes well! Our dog, 14 years old, had a spell of old dog vertigo…yikes! The good news is that it passes, and she is almost back to normal. It is very difficult when our pets get sick isn’t it? Hilogene in Az
ReplyDeleteI'm very pleased that Mayze is comfortable and enjoying her convalesance -You are a very attentive and kindly veterinary nurse Ilona x
ReplyDeleteSo good to hear that Mayze is feeling much better.
ReplyDeleteBless you, Mayze, you look very comfortable and happy.
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Bless sweet Mayze. Glad she is doing better. We have a mama and three babies that we rescued a little over two years ago. We fight chronic upper respiratory flare ups with them at least a couple times a year. Always so pitiful when they don't feel well. Usually, a couple days into medications, and they improve significantly. Continued prayers for your Mayze. She is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteBirds rarely survive flying into a window even if they fly away afterwards. I bought a roll of tape for my windows (it must be put on the outside and not more that four inches apart). Doing this will save bird
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