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Labradorâs personalityđâđŠș⊠attention span of a gnat! đ
Top Stories: Race Against Time; Elusive Parkrun; Painting Pandemonium
The Quandry; A Parade Of Shoes; Shadow of You; Her Majesty Mia
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EeeeK!
Never rains⊠it pours! Our sonâs sick and dogâs post-op Catâs neck has a tick! * Thankfully they all survived. Hudsonâs a good old dog and an excellent patient. He calmly submits to wearing old singlets â fashioned into body suits â to protect multiple abdominal wounds. It was almost the final straw to discover a tick on Miaâs ancient neck. Having long experience in dealing with ticks, we were surprisingly unsuccessful in removing it (after first âkillingâ it with eucalyptus). An unplanned trip to the vet, along with her doggy brother confirmed my daughterâs assertion. Her âtickâ was a mole in disguise.
By Angie the Archivist đđȘ¶2 days ago in Poets
Young Again
Rickety old cat Rockets round the yard chasing Neighboursâ prowling pet. * Inspired by our Grand Old Dame, Queen Mia. Deaf and almost blind, she spies our neighboursâ cat, Bad Luck. Instantly, her clock winds back a decade. Fleet of foot, she flies in pursuit.
By Angie the Archivist đđȘ¶5 days ago in Poets
Chaotic Cyclones
Unpredictable Meteorological Extravaganza. * I figure extreme weather events such cyclones, floods, blizzards, tsunamis and bushfires are extremely unpredictable and qualify as extravaganzas (a very elaborate and expensive show or performance)!
By Angie the Archivist đđȘ¶16 days ago in Poets
A Dart at Dusk. Top Story - January 2026.
Seconds ago, the sullen sun set on the two of us⊠my exuberant furry companion and me. A fresh breeze embraces us, delivering welcome relief from the dayâs oppressive heat. His typical stumbling and staggering along â apace with a sloth â has turned into trip-trapping, high-stepping, almost skipping along.
By Angie the Archivist đđȘ¶2 months ago in Petlife
All Very Straightforward!
Thanks for watering our garden while weâre away. The last person overwatered and several plants died. Hereâs the house key, the front lock is a bit tricky. Be sure to check it has actually locked. Thereâs not much to know⊠itâs all pretty straightforward. No need to take notes, weâll show you around. Iâm sure youâll be fine.
By Angie the Archivist đđȘ¶2 months ago in Fiction
