Extremely Urgent Phred Needs Our Prayers

**ChrisH** · 11-17-2005, 12:47 PM

Originally Posted by gini

Just because you are home - doesn't mean that we have stopped praying for you. Giant hugs (but gentle) being sent your way.

Yes, indeed. {{more hugs}}

**Cinder & Smoke** · 11-17-2005, 01:54 PM

Weeeeellllll ...

Da "NO Nappiez" iz a great idea ... jest tell HIM dat!
Laz nite he wuz *jabberin* onna Tele-dinger ...
hung'd up an started watchin da Idiot Box ...

*droop* & *BOINK* an it wuz Litez Out inna Kliner chair wiffa eyeshadez down!

We all gotz grub affore da 11 a-klok newz ... but nunbuddie rememberz mucha da newz.

Den aftur da 3 a-klok wake-up, Dad figgered he wuz sleepin purdy gud inna Kliner ...
so he an SmokeMutt *curled up* inna chair fur a kupple more hourz.

Dad figgerz da Kliner chair iz jest a more narrow version uvva Hoppsbittle bed!
Who knowez - we mite all make it to da BigBed tanite!

**Lady's Human** · 11-17-2005, 01:58 PM

Cinder and Smoke:

Just keep giving phred that therapy that he needs. There was am article recently about pets being the best therapy for post op patients. I'm esure you guys are doing your best to help him recover. Keep up the good work.

**momoffuzzyfaces** · 11-17-2005, 02:14 PM

Yep, nothin like a little fuzzy luvin for what ails ya!!!

Keep it up gang!!!

**zippy-kat** · 11-17-2005, 06:18 PM

Just checking in on our favorite fireman - glad to hear it's a good (if not sleepy) report. I second Staci's suggestion of chammomile tea and a warm bath/shower. Lavender, although "girl-y"

, is very calming. (Softsoap makes a nice lavender 'n milk shower gel that isn't too perfume-y.) You could try a sachet of "the real stuff" tucked in your pillow case. Eucalyptus is also very calming.

Ok, since I'm in class, I suppose I should take notes, not write them.

Check in again when you can! Hope you sleep/feel better!

**Cinder & Smoke** · 11-17-2005, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by zippy-kat

I second Staci's suggestion of chamomile tea and a warm bath/shower.

Mr. Google sez I shouldn't plan on finding the Chamomile Tea Leaves on the local
Big Burd (Giant Eagle Store) shelves.

Originally Posted by zippy-kat

Lavender, although "girl-y"

, is very calming.

(Softsoap makes a nice lavender 'n milk shower gel that isn't too perfume-y.)

You could try a sachet of "the real stuff" tucked in your pillow case.

Eucalyptus is also very calming...

"Lavender... Softsoap... sachet... Eucalyptus..."

You guys have GOT to be kidding!!!
I'd never live it down iffin wunna the Fiur Guyz came in and "found" that stuff!

I think the ole Three BEERS before bed otta do the trick!

Wonder if they should be Bud LITES instead of Hi Test??

**AvaJoy** · 11-17-2005, 09:37 PM

I'm just reading this now, and gosh, I'm glad you are on the mend, Phred!

A few beers are usually good for closing the eyelids, so what the heck . . . it IS Thursday, so if Richard's cyberbar is still open (or am I shamefully behind in the threads . . . I know I am . . . sorry) why not partake?!!!

Open or not, I will toast to your good health!

**shais_mom** · 11-17-2005, 11:23 PM

Originally Posted by Cinder & Smoke

Mr. Google sez I shouldn't plan on finding the Chamomile Tea Leaves on the local
Big Burd (Giant Eagle Store) shelves.

Not True
Lipton carries it and the Celestial Seasonings carries a sleepy time tea that has the same stuff. Just go check out the tea Aisle - incognito if you must!

http://www.celestialseasonings.com/p...oduct/1082.php
http://www.celestialseasonings.com/p...roduct/528.php
http://www.lipton.com/our_products/h..._chamomile.asp

http://www.celestialseasonings.com/t...er/results.php