u/iemmaamme

Yesterday my 9-year-old corgi jumped down onto the low bench we have at the foot of our bed to act as stairs. Same thing he’s done a thousand times. But he let out a yelp and hasn’t been wanting to walk or use stairs since. The earliest appointment I could find was for tomorrow. I’ve been fighting the urge to take him to the urgent care vet ever since, but I had gabapentin on hand he had been prescribed in the past and hoped it was maybe just a sprain..I stupidly didn’t think corgis were as prone to IVDD as I’m finding out too late.

We’re forcing him to rest and carrying him outside to potty. He can stand and walk but he doesn’t want to, and I can tell he’s in pain. I think it’s gotten a little worse since yesterday. I have an appointment tomorrow afternoon but am I being irresponsible by waiting?

It started with the $6 lettuce. For context, I’m in Alberta, so these are Canadian dollars ($4.33 USD), and this particular store had everything marked up by about $2, but are we for real right now? I tried out this grocery store because they’re one of the few remaining that still has a bakery, and all the buns were stale and smushed (and also $6).

I’m just tired y’all.

I’m building a mobile plumbing system in my workshop, basically the same setup as a mobile grooming van, where I fill the freshwater tank myself.

My question is regarding the circuit. My graywater tanks are under the tubs, so they are gravity based and don’t have pumps.

For my freshwater tank, would raising it higher/gravity make the pump’s job easier? And where in the circuit do I need to put the pump?

Freshwater tank -> POU water heater -> pump -> faucet ?

Or

Freshwater tank -> pump -> water heater -> faucet?

Thanks in advance!