u/that_plant_mom

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Having a bath

This House Sparrow spent a good 10 minutes having a bath, loved getting to watch and capture this little dude

Muted the video due to my pup barking in the background lol

u/that_plant_mom — 2 days ago
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I was hit by a car 2 weeks before the wedding

As I said in the title, I was hit by a car four days ago, I'm okay, but have lots of bruising and have broken my left leg. I'm now in a wheelchair. I know that both the church and the venue are wheelchair accessible, as another guest is an ambulatory wheelchair user, so she may have to use it throughout the day. I obviously will have to use mine as well, I can't move onto crutches from another 5 weeks and that's only if my healing goes as well as expected.

In a phonecall this morning, the bride suggested it would be best if I didn't attend because and I quote "you and *other guest's name* would be stealing all the attention, especially with your cast and bruising. Maybe you just come to the reception and buy a new dress to cover up all that mess"

My bruising will have hopefully gone down by then, but I was already planning on hiring an mua to help me better cover them too. I've already tested the dress I was planning to wear in my wheelchair, only my ankle and foot are visible. I'm still trying to think of ideas to hide it the rest of the cast the best I can, but it's always going to be somewhat visible, especially due to the size of it and how bulky it is.

I have known the bride since we were in pre school, we stayed friends throughout primary, secondary, college and even through being at universities 400+ miles apart. And honestly, if a leg cast and a second wheelchair user is what is going to ruin her wedding and our friendship, I think I'm better off not going and cutting contact.

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u/DareSavings3951 — 2 days ago

Finally worked out who the mystery pooper was

My dog kept rolling in poo, I knew it couldn't be him, as he doesn't go in his own garden. That left my neighbours cats or something else was keeping in...

I knew foxes visited the front garden, but had never actually seen them in the back garden. I guess I'll just have to do a poo check before my fluffy twat can roll in it from now on.

u/that_plant_mom — 6 days ago
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It's not great quality, but I looked up and saw him perching on the sign, clearly not a fan of the camera either

u/that_plant_mom — 14 days ago