Good to see you back home again Ian . I'm beginning to get the impression you like making things difficult for yourself. First a cocker, then late to the training of said Cocker, then starting working the said Cocker now getting sick and having to recover ( You know you won't want to miss out ) with only a few months to go till the new season You need to start `Ezesing' up or I can see you getting a LM for your next dog
Stay safe and wishing you a quick recovery.
MM
Many thanks MM
Aye it does seem to be the hard way or no way for me I have ventured into our field a few times over the last couple of days, just taking it step by step..... literally. Confident that it will be back to full health in a couple of months but not confident to get out much this season other than a few easy days
Muddling along in the hope that one day it starts to make sense.
ips, knew I had missed you on other venues and hadn't been on here for a while, not since learning of the forum losing its stalwart soul wullie - and now to find you were on the brink!?!
You and eze will be back to getting on swimmingly status soon - and I hope it's full-bore for yourself as a solo act as well. The Romany caravan makes a nice convalescence home, if yer askin' me, mate.
crackerd wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 4:21 pm
ips, knew I had missed you on other venues and hadn't been on here for a while, not since learning of the forum losing its stalwart soul wullie - and now to find you were on the brink!?!
You and eze will be back to getting on swimmingly status soon - and I hope it's full-bore for yourself as a solo act as well. The Romany caravan makes a nice convalescence home, if yer askin' me, mate.
All best and be seein' ya elsewhere soon we hope
MG
Thanks MG
Having a break from other venue just until I get myself right, too many folk with too many questions to answer
Feeling better each day so couple of months and I expect to be back with it all
Muddling along in the hope that one day it starts to make sense.
Wishing you a speedy recovery mate, a bout of ill health brings everything into sharp perspective as I well know. You'll be back cockering about in no time.
Take it easy and follow the doctors orders, Eze will be fine.
WGD wrote: ↑Fri Jul 16, 2021 2:16 pm
Wishing you a speedy recovery mate, a bout of ill health brings everything into sharp perspective as I well know. You'll be back cockering about in no time.
Take it easy and follow the doctors orders, Eze will be fine.
Thank you
Yuou are absolutely right there, it was / is indeed an eye opener to the fragility of life
Muddling along in the hope that one day it starts to make sense.
Had first evening dogging in ....well it was actually a driive around the estate with only one occasion of getting out of the truck to flag a few "lost" partridge in the right direction. Bumped into the keeper and his Mrs and a local farmer (who incidentally I went to school with) so had a chat and a catch up with both . Eze in season and very lazy at the moment, can't believe she is 7yrs old now
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Muddling along in the hope that one day it starts to make sense.
ips wrote: ↑Tue Aug 24, 2021 9:23 am
IMG_20210802_180902.jpg. Eze in season and very lazy at the moment, can't believe she is 7yrs old now
Glad you are getting back to normality again, dogs get old frighteningly quickly, one minute they are pups and it feels like the next they are retiring.
. I'm beginning to get the impression you like making things difficult for yourself. First a cocker, then late to the training of said Cocker, then starting working the said Cocker now getting sick and having to recover ( You know you won't want to miss out 
) with only a few months to go till the new season 
You need to start `Ezesing' up or I can see you getting a LM for your next dog 
I have ventured into our field a few times over the last couple of days, just taking it step by step..... literally. Confident that it will be back to full health in a couple of months but not confident to get out much this season other than a few easy days 
