Grandmabatty, I have the same combination of conditions as you and I too have had a nap this afternoon which is unusual for me?
Hope the care home visit went well soop.I’m sure your pal will have been so glad to see you.
Another spectacular sunset.Like yesterday’s view from your window it is beautiful.I agree with Grandmafrench,they look like paintings.
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Oops! Sorry to have kept you waiting on the new doorstep. Come on in and let's celebrate our new kitchen. 
Sorry to have to dash in and out again. Afternoon has disappeared into the ether. Will catch up with you all tomorrow. 
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I'm just popping in to see how everyone it. I dont seem to have seen Izabella or callgirl for a while. I hope they are ok.
We are having a trying time with a bit of our wider family (on DH's side!!!) but this picture of Wolfie cheered me up no end.
Oh dear Nannytopsy! It is always a lottery when someone 'new' does your hair and to suddenly be faced with that situation in the current Ovid scenario when you don't know if and when you might get another appointment means you are more likely to take the risk. Some you win and some you lose! At least it grows again. 
kitty what a dear wee boy Wolfie is!
I was reminded of something my mum would have said, he looks so gorgeous she could eat him - sounds startling but I know what she meant. Such strange sayings and we didn't think anything of it at the time. Today my cleaner looked and said "Wicked" which I think is not only strange but not at all nice but such is the modern twisting of words to mean the opposite of the original meaing. Funny world we are living in!
Himself is bottling pears as we have such a huge crop of them this year. He has so far managed to fill a set of five drawers and three cupboards with water, flood the floor and the work top is awash! What a guddle, I just hope they taste good!
A bright and breezy good afternoon greeting from Kintyre. I shall have more pics to share with you.
Kitty Wolfie has the look of a precious wee rascal. That grin and the sparkling eyes...wonderful!
Nannytopsy I really do feel your disappointment. Our hair is important to we gals. Yours will grow. It will settle down. I've a razor thingy that I use to thin and sharpen the look of of my fringe. Chin up!
Grandmabatty and Susan, I hope that you are both feeling rested and brighter in spirit today.
Puzzler Thick home-made soup and crusty bread. I call that a feast. Simple pleasures.
Welcome back, Greyduster It seems an age since we last shared your company.
Charleyg Tara is not going to oblige, I fear. The vet had better beware.
Yesterday's visit to the care home was beyond strange. I wore a disposable apron, gloves and mask (naturally). The bananas had to be "sanitised" (naturally). I sat one side of a room and our pal sat some distance away in his wheelchair. It was difficult to hear what he was saying. He has lost such a lot of weight as he's on a soft food diet. I did a double take when I entered the room. We were permitted a strict 25 mins. A carer sat outside the open door throughout. In a way, it was hardly a pleasant experience. We are used to breezing into his room, armed with treats, sitting beside his bed, holding hands and all that...I doubt that things will ever revert to those relaxed days pre-Covid.
MacSporran's scalp is zapped every six months. The sun damage has made an unsightly mess of his head. As he's almost bald, there is no way of disguising the scar tissue. He needs Trump style comb-over.
Flu jabs to be booked. Such excitement. I can barely contain myself. 
Three pics...Campbeltown Loch, our garden and last night's sky.
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