Ahoy polloi (an island for the masses)

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Ludmilla said:
Happy Monday everyone!
Wishing you a nice start into the new week. :wave:

Rainy here.
Underground was a hospital. I wonder when I will catch a cold... :panic:
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Happy Monday everybody!
Your Speedy is a gem, Ludmilla:heart::heart:
Don't worry about the vachetta. In France no one pays attention to it. When I joined TPF, comments about raindrops came as a real surprise...:hrmm:
Must be a TPF thing...;)
As for shingles or zoster... I don't know :sad:. I had the same symptoms as your dad and called it shingles after looking up the word in the dictionary. Anyway let's say I had both, one when I was a child and the other three years ago, :panic:
Must run in the family, my brother had had " shingles " a few years before.
I hope your father will soon feel better:hugs::hugs:
 
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Tomsmom said:
Happy Monday! It snowed here last night. Not much more than a dusting but still, ugh! Dress warm Ludmilla!
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Dress warm, too!
Mariapia said:
Happy Monday everybody!
Your Speedy is a gem, Ludmilla:heart::heart:
Don't worry about the vachetta. In France no one pays attention to it. When I joined TPF, comments about raindrops came as a real surprise...:hrmm:
Must be a TPF thing...;)
As for shingles or zoster... I don't know :sad:. I had the same symptoms as your dad and called it shingles after looking up the word in the dictionary. Anyway let's say I had both, one when I was a child and the other three years ago, :panic:
Must run in the family, my brother had had " shingles " a few years before.
I hope your father will soon feel better:hugs::hugs:
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I mixed the English words... :-s
In German my father has Gürtelrose. The dictonary came up with tree words: shingles, zoster and herpes zoster. So, I guess it is all the same. :smile:
I had Windpocken as a child. Dictionary calls it chicken pox, varicella or varicella zoster infection. :huh:
You had probably Windpocken as a child and Gürtelrose as an adult. :sad: How do you call the disease in French?
At the end of the day it is all some form of herpes, I guess. And I fear we all have it inside us. Sometimes it breaks out and sometimes it doesn’t.

Thank you for Speedy love! :hugs:
The vachetta panic must be tpf only. Even the huge drops vanished completely and I did not treat the vachetta parts at all. :eek:
 
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Ludmilla said:
Dress warm, too!

I mixed the English words... :-s
In German my father has Gürtelrose. The dictonary came up with tree words: shingles, zoster and herpes zoster. So, I guess it is all the same. :smile:
I had Windpocken as a child. Dictionary calls it chicken pox, varicella or varicella zoster infection. :huh:
You had probably Windpocken as a child and Gürtelrose as an adult. :sad: How do you call the disease in French?
At the end of the day it is all some form of herpes, I guess. And I fear we all have it inside us. Sometimes it breaks out and sometimes it doesn’t.

Thank you for Speedy love! :hugs:
The vachetta panic must be tpf only. Even the huge drops vanished completely and I did not treat the vachetta parts at all. :eek:
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As a child I had varicelle( windpocken )
As an adult I had zona.(gürtelrose )
Now I know two German words....
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Ludmilla said:
Happy Monday everyone!
Wishing you a nice start into the new week. :wave:
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Thanks!:heart:
Played with knives on Sunday.
Dressed as hoodlums, I fear.:doh:
Everybody lived.
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And, in case any naughty children get ideas about stabby toys--here's a therapy alpaca knife. To stop that thought train:
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Tomsmom said:
Happy Monday! It snowed here last night.
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:death:
Mariapia said:
Don't worry about the vachetta. In France no one pays attention to it. When I joined TPF, comments about raindrops came as a real surprise...:hrmm:
Must be a TPF thing...
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Ludmilla said:
I had Windpocken as a child.
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If I had a pet chicken, would name her Windpocken. :coolio:
 
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remainsilly said:
Thanks!:heart:
Played with knives on Sunday.
Dressed as hoodlums, I fear.:doh:
Everybody lived.
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And, in case any naughty children get ideas about stabby toys--here's a therapy alpaca knife. To stop that thought train:
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:death:

:yes:

If I had a pet chicken, would name her Windpocken. :coolio:
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You look pretty dangerous! :shocked:
I like the alpaca knife. It would be perfect.
Guess we should name one of the alpacas Gürtelrose. It can be friends with the chicken called Windpocken. :biggrin:
 
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Ludmilla said:
You look pretty dangerous! :shocked:
I like the alpaca knife. It would be perfect.
Guess we should name one of the alpacas Gürtelrose. It can be friends with the chicken called Windpocken. :biggrin:
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Yes. I admit, my osprey knit cap is scary.;)
:roflmfao:
Love it! The epidemic twins, roaming our island!
Ludmilla said:
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Bag porn with Miss Choc. :smile:
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:wave: Hello, Miss Choc & pretty knit cap.
Ludmilla said:
Good morning ladies!
It is Tueasday again on Pinch Purse Island.
(And meeting day at the office :yucky:)
Hope everyone has nice plans and a nice bag wear. ;)
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I'm considering valentines' day.
Which usually fills a gimmee-chocolate niche, for me, but not much else.
Does anyone else kinda blow off this commercially-hyped heart event?

Patagonia atom sling today.:tup:
And experiments on where to carry new knife.
Ludmilla, have you considered a nice, shiny knife for the office?:yes:
 
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