Flynn 11 y/o Foxie Cross - Right adrenalectomy- Good Bye Flynny We will miss you

Well yes it is warm and cozy here..... I just looked at the latest pic!!! :D :D I love it Trish!

hehe, I am such a rugby groupie LOL. Ohhhh that reminds me when I was cleaning out my pic files I found one of my favourites of Flynny, I entered him in the weekly "Pet Parade" in the local paper for this one and he WON!! Will go pop it in!

OMG Trish I can,t believe how much he looks like Woody in that picture, except his ears are down, he looks so chilled :)

Yep Tracy, pretty cozy here. I have been napping on the couch off and on for the past couple of hours, so its all good. :D

Glad to read that you were not directly involved with the vodka return. That sounds like a pretty big deal.

Awww, Flynn up close. Thats a great pic, he is so cute. Had to look at him snoozing on the new throw again, just precious in that one.

Yeah Tina its a very costly thing to happen and could end up costing about £2 million pounds, it doesn,t help that the new owners officially took over the week before it happened, oops. I had to despatch some of the returned bottles to a company that will analysis it for us and it smelled really bad and I put my finger in it to taste it and it tasted sour yuk.

Hope nobody has sabotaged the new owners?!?! :eek::eek:

Yes, he does look a lot like Woody... they handsome boys!! I remember exactly what I was doing in that pic. We were on the way to the airport and it was Art Deco weekend in town, hence the old steam train tootling about. So we were in the car held up while the train went past. I was flying down to Christchurch for the conference that had the big earthquake!!

Oh Trish never thought of that I hope not :eek: We buy in the raw vodka from France then it is blended to the strength in our blend department, so it may well have came into the factory like that, will find out when they analysis it. I met the new owners last week, he seems really nice and was cracking jokes with us.

Oh gosh Trish, that is a good thought! It seems fishy that this kind of thing could happen accidentally on such a large scale, doesn't it?