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[kdean]

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I don't expect anyone to grovel, and as for kneeling pads well!!!

Thanks Scott for the encouragement, l'm half way through my academic finals to be an osteopath. Only another year to go and then they let me loose on the world, not sure if the world is ready for me yet!!

Glad to hear the dogs are raring to go, mine are still tucked up fast asleep and only dreaming of hares!! The ground round here is impossibly hard and now that the crops are growing they can't see much which means that walking them loose is quite an enjoyable experience instead of standing around waiting for them to return. Will have to think up some strategies to get them fit in the near future although it only looks as if l will have one dog to run this season so will have to concentrate on him.

All the best, have to say the picture from North America looks inviting, lots of wide open space but can't say the though of it being cold does much for me bad enough in East Anglia.

Karen

 

[Scott Frodsham]

l'm half way through my academic finals to be an osteopath.

Who'll be creeping now eh Roberts! :- "

 

[Mark Roberts]

I need a good osteopath (for me & the dogs mainly me!) umm might have to take some lessons off you then Scott on creeping SORRY being a gentleman.

 

[kdean]

Glad l know where l stand in the grovelling stakes!!

At present have to qualify as a human osteopath (this time next year) but already have the chance to work with someone in Newmarket on horses as soon as l finish next year. They specialise in horses, but the theory is basically the same for quadrapeds unlike the bipeds that us humans are. Looks like l might be able to go coursing and earn money at the same time. Very interesting!!!

Glad you are all well, not too well as that will be bad for business!!

Keep up the chat, l try to log in even when l am at college for the banter. Definately lightens the day no end.

Cheers

Karen

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