Lavender

Bought tickets for the zoo

Well day is almost over here.

Stayed home too.

I need sleep

9:49 pm

Sorry to hear that. I hope that you;re ok. I feel absolutely shattered, I hope that I can sleep tonight.

Dishes as usual

Bed I think. been awake since 3:30 am

Pastel pink

Gable

Rich tea yummy. Forums or social media

Inxs

When is your birthday? @Autumn75

I am allergic to hair so I buy a dye that is made from plants. I'm also allergic to some types of jewllery.

Thank you :)

I completely missed this thread. I smoke too, I have tried to give up numerous times but it doesn't last long before I go back on them. I find it helps me cope with the stress and it calms me.

Losing a pet can feel just as devastating as losing a close friend or family member. For many of us, our pets aren’t “just animals” they’re companions, confidants, and unconditional sources of love and comfort. When they pass away, it can leave a painful void that’s hard to explain to those who haven’t experienced it. Why Pet Loss Hurts So DeeplyOur pets are part of our daily routines. They greet us when we come home, comfort us when we're sad, and bring joy in the simplest moments. Their presence is constant and dependable, often more so than people. So when they’re gone, we not only lose a companion, but also a source of emotional stability. Grief for a pet is valid and real, yet many feel they have to suffer in silence because "it was just a dog" or "only a cat." This kind of thinking can make the pain even worse, adding guilt or shame on top of an already heavy heart. Common Feelings After Pet LossYou might experience: Sadness and crying spells Guilt, wondering if you did enough Anger at the illness, accident, or situation Emptiness in your home or routine Anxiety or loneliness, especially if you lived alone with your pet All of these feelings are valid. Grief has no timeline, and it looks different for everyone. Tips for Coping with the LossAllow yourself to grieve. Don’t rush the process. Give yourself permission to feel. Talk about it. Share your feelings with someone who understands, a friend, a support group, or this forum. Create a memory. A photo book, a small memorial, or writing a letter to your pet can help with closure. Stick to routines. Maintaining a daily rhythm, even without your pet, helps anchor your mental health. Be patient. Healing takes time. You’re not “overreacting.” You’re Not AloneGrief is the price we pay for love. And that love, even though it's painful to lose, is something worth cherishing. If you’re struggling with the loss of a pet, please know that this community is here to support you. View full article

I have lost quite a few pets over the years but my cat is always on my mind. he was everything to me and my family. Just over 2 years ago he passed away and I still cannot bring myself to get another pet. He just collapsed and died on the floor, I can still see the mages in my head of him just dying in front of me. I'm not sure if I will ever be ready to get another pet.

Agreed.

Don't like Oreo's. I like a rich tea biscuit though.

Breakfast around 9 am. I never eat lunch and have dinner around 5pm depending if I am hungry or not.

I used to but I have lost 4 stone in weight and am determined to keep it off.

I am fussy so neither.

Roast dinner

Had a roast dinner and now I am full.