General Discussion & Chat: Coffee and...For Thursday, Dec. 29, 2005, 0 by wallaby1

wallaby1 wrote:
Woofens don't want to worry you, but still go steady on that shoulder, they are connected. i have a nerve injury on my shoulder from a double head on, (some pratt went into the side of a lorry then me), also bruising at the base of the skull, and the neck seemed OK but when you think it went flying towards the heavens and the rest of me was being held down i suppose it got stretched a bit. The nerve has a sheath around it, and scarring from healing causes inflammation, which goes from head to toe, and affects blood flow, organs etc. So be careful and aware.

okus, we are about 10 miles from Newark off the A46 to Lincoln, near Swinderby, Great Gonerby is the village near Grantham that takes you to the A1? Around 20 miles, and Boston 50 miles south of here. Well close world hey. genealogy is fun whenyou get into it, I found a personal web site from the area my ancestors came from, and all births, death, marriages listed. I have a compiled list up to 20 years ago or so, but I found 2 or 3 more that hadn't been found, but to try to chase up present day relatives would be a lifetimes work. Your history should make for interesting surprises, all part of the fun, and how many of us KNOW ours for certainty.

kittymom, does this mean free accommodation on holidays?

MaryE, we have a stray cat with a dead eye, he was OK when he first came to us other than he looked like a stick on legs, now you can't see his legs. Don't know what happened, but it went grey and swollen and you could see it was gone, it swelled and cracked and went red, but settled and is now OK. Vets often take them out and stitch the eye together, but his is probably more comfortable, his eyelids open and close together. I couldn't have caught him then anyway, now he is a smooch but lives outside, he never stops wanting food! here he is