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12Michael Sun 06-Dec-20 06:13:01

Good Morning Everyone,
Its dark, but its also foggy here in Brackley this morning.
My planned trip never happened , seated wafting for the bus I started to feel as I wanted to black out and was breathing hard, returned to my flat and rested for awhile , it had not been as bad as previous occasions .
Anyway , decided to post my fried her card instead when I was Ok .
Today will be quiet , but to add have found having a paracetamol helped in a way .
Take Care ,
Mick

Grandmafrench Sun 06-Dec-20 10:05:58

There are some lovely decorations on here this morning. I so love that little window, baubles ⛄️?tchsmile

ginny Sun 06-Dec-20 10:08:20

Baubles, love you window.

maydonoz Sun 06-Dec-20 10:11:50

Good morning from a cold, grey and slightly foggy Welwyn in Herts.
We look forward to the rolling out of the vaccine next week, we are in the fourth group so it should be well into the New Year before we get it. Hope it goes well for everybody without too many ill-effects.
Today we hope to go for a longish walk in the woods near here, wellies are waiting in the porch for their first outing of the season!
I hope you all have a good day, as trouble-free as possible.

NannyJan53 Sun 06-Dec-20 10:16:39

Good Morning from a dull and drizzly Black Country.

I didn't wake up until 9.30 this morning, totally unheard of! I have skim read all your posts, bit will read more thoroughly later.

I am going to try and make Nigella's ice cream today with double cream, ice cream and Advocaat. That is about all I have planned today. You are all putting me to shame with decorations, we have decided to put ours up next weekend. All the cards are posted though smile

Congratulations Scentia on your news. I have 4 granddaughters and they are all a delight and real characters.

I can only echo what everyone else has said Mick please seek medical advice.

Wishing you all a happy Sunday. If you are reading gilly you are in all our thoughts flowers

Blossoming Sun 06-Dec-20 10:23:50

Good morning all, I love reading your updates. It’s dry here and cool atm.

Mick I hope you can speak to your doctor and are soon on the mend. Grandmattie good to see Iris is home. Marydoll I hope your fingers (and the table) are recovered from the glue encounter, you did make me laugh!

Nannytopsy Sun 06-Dec-20 10:26:16

Good morning Mick and all his followers.
I hope you feel better today Mick with no more turns.
So glad to see you feeling better GrandmaFrench - I knew there was a reason I didn’t like spiders.
All the members of our WI are receiving a gift of a poinsettia in a hand decorated bag and a handmade card. (It is the WI!)
Such a surprise yesterday and a real cheery idea.
It is grey here and cold but dry. A short trip out on the hunt for painkillers. DH & I are both taking the full dose at the moment and the small packs from the supermarket don’t last long!
Hope the day is kind to everyone

NannyJan53 Sun 06-Dec-20 10:38:15

I just had to show this I received on WhatsApp from 9 year old DGD. Her Art project at school.

CherryCezzy Sun 06-Dec-20 10:44:02

Good morning all from the Gower. It's a very clear and clean looking morning here.

I can't seem to get myself going this morning, fed up of feeling tired. I think I need a good kick up the jacksy!
Not much going on today but I must ring my cousin to see how she's doing as I know she was having her post mastectomy check earlier this week.
Roast lamb for dinner later ?

Mick please listen to all the wise goodmorningers and ring the GP tomorrow or if you are unwell again today dial 111.

I'm pleased that little Iris is home now grandMattie, yes she has a long road ahead of her but she's a little ⭐ and it will make such a difference to the rest of her life.

Lovely news Scentia, it's a girl! Something very much to look forward to next year ??

My WP used to break in horses in his earlier days Beauregard I'd send him to help tame your DD's horse but with his back issues I think those days are gone now.

Sar and Auntieflo sorry to hear that both of you are in pain at the moment. Perhaps you two should ring your respective GPs too ?

Despite your health issues you still seem to keep your wry and witty sense of humour Marydoll ?. Super glue is a b#*.*r, get the sugar out.

Good to see you that you have returned to finer fettle Grandmafrench ? ?.
Would you credit it as I just typed that the arm of my specs has fallen off and now I can't see what I'm writing ?. I hope the optician rings tomorrow to tell me my new glasses are ready ?

I think I'm going to have to stop there folks, I genuinely can't see ?.

Thinking of you Grammaretto, have a soft day ?

Be kind to yourselves everyone ❤️

Gwenisgreat1 Sun 06-Dec-20 10:52:45

Good Morning all from miserable Harrogate.
Last night was almost a waste of time going to bed - I finally got to sleep when most of you were busy posting here!!
Nevertheless will roll my pastry out while attending virtual church (the mind boggles)
At the risk of nagging, Mick call 111, they might get a GP to call you, which happened to my DH last week - He's as stubborn as most men when it comes to health!!
The only thing I have planned today is to have a nap after lunch!!

Keep well folks, the end is nigh for this dreadful COVID

gillgran Sun 06-Dec-20 10:55:26

Good Morning to you all from Cambs., It was freezing fog overnight & it's still very foggy.
Good advice from everyone on here Mick, we're all concerned for you. Take it easy today.

There are some lovely posts today,(as usual), also more welcome photos. Thank you.
I really am going to write my Christmas cards today, I've run out of excuses, as our DD has sent our address labels.

Take Care Folks

annsixty Sun 06-Dec-20 11:06:57

Good morning all from a cold Stockport.
Yesterday turned into a beautiful day, sunny and mild.
I even managed a short walk up the road and back.
My progress after my op is much slower than than I had hoped but I must be patient, not one of my traits.

I assembled my tree yesterday morning and later my GD decorated it, I am pleased with it and only had to get the cat off it once, she lost interest after that.

I slept so heavily last night I didn’t wake up until 10am, half the day has gone by then but with so little to do it really doesn’t matter.

So much good news this morning, I am delighted for you all, some not so good of course but my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Have the best day you can everyone.

HAZBEEN Sun 06-Dec-20 11:14:09

Good morning everyone.
I haven't posted much this last week, to be honest it's been a bit daft around here. Amongst everything else my OH has gone deaf so fun and games have ensued! He had a sinus and ear infection a few weeks ago and he has been left with lots of wax build up. This first caused like a pressure in his head and a little bit of pain but now the deafness. After a couple of phone chats with the nurse at our surgery he was sent to the GP assessment centre at the hospital. The verdict was a build of wax and he needed them syringing urgently but the NHS cant do it for 3 - 4 months! He has a private appointment next Tuesday! In the meantime I have stopped shouting and started writing things down for him, at least now he cant say I haven't told him something!
We put the tree up yesterday, because we are in such a small flat we have a wall hung one. I hope the photo loads!
I haven't read all the posts yet so will now sit with a cup of tea and take my time.
Best wishes and hugs to all. Stay safe.

EllanVannin Sun 06-Dec-20 11:16:33

WD40 will shift the superglue Marydoll but make sure there are no breaks in your skin. I couldn't help but laugh though.

Taichinan Sun 06-Dec-20 11:26:34

Thread read (how poetic!) so back again. There seems to be a happy theme about today. So glad brave little Iris is home again, and Scentia - so much to look forward to next year. Congratulations! Choosing names is fun. I remember my DGD2's big brother chose his name - Calum. His mother assumes that he had heard lots of people asking "What are you going to call him?"! Both boys are well into their 20s now - I must remember to ask the older one of he remembers that! Glamping, Sark! How glorious that sounds. Love your handiwork, both Beauregard and Ginny. And it's lovely to know that Matt Hancock cares personally anout you Dragonfly ?. NannyJan that art project of your DGD is so effective, and really so simple. What a clever 9yo you have there. I shall try to attach a painting my 16yo DGD did for my birthday - it took her just 20-30 minutes and is also simple and effective. (She's taking art, but not intending to take it further, iykwim.). So glad you're feeling more like yourself again Grandmafrench, but don't go too wild with the steam cleaner! Had to laugh out loud at your list of activities that are safer than ?!! Gwen enjoy your nap this afternoon. Did you know there's a Nightowls thread? It's surprising how many people are finding night turning into day. Now off I toddle again. I think I shall push back the furniture and do a set of tai chi before I do anything constructive. I haven't done it since we had to stop classes again last month, and I miss it. Enjoy your day everyone, and special love to Grammaretto. ???

annsixty Sun 06-Dec-20 11:56:57

My tree

Mapleleaf Sun 06-Dec-20 12:07:51

Just a quick return to say congratulations to Scentia - something delightful to look forward to. ?

Also lovely to hear that little Iris is home.

Welcome back, Ginny42.

Marydoll your adventures always bring a smile to my face, but you certainly go through the mill and don't do things by halves!??

Some lovely pictures of beautiful decorations again today. Think ours will go up next weekend.

Kim19 Sun 06-Dec-20 12:14:47

Hello Grammaretto. Good to have your presence in a less sensational and practical way. I find this kind of bonding(?) with someone I can't even put a face or feet to very strange. Not my style. You live in a lovely area of UK which, in itself might be a blessing. Sure hope so.

hollysteers Sun 06-Dec-20 12:17:14

Mick, not posting this morning, I just popped in for a look and want to add my worries to other gransnetters. You need to be seen by medics sooner than later and put your mind at rest.
Hope you are ok at the moment.

GrannyGravy13 Sun 06-Dec-20 12:22:40

Beautiful tree photographs ????

lovebeigecardigans1955 Sun 06-Dec-20 12:38:38

A late morning all or an early good afternoon from South Notts where it's a little warmer and is trying to drizzle. Am just back from my usual weekly shop where it wasn't too busy - I'm dreading the Christmas rush if it happens this year as I very much dislike crowds.

Your crochet is very pretty Ginny I've never quite got to grips with that particular craft. NannyJan that picture is lovely, a budding Picasso I'm sure. Lots of great trees on here.

As for the sock knitting I'm now on the instep and am approaching the toe which will be a challenge. Must write some more cards later for sending.

Stay safe and best wishes to all.

NannyJan53 Sun 06-Dec-20 13:11:46

Taichinan that picture is absolutely stunning! Simple yet so effective.

lovebeigecardigans thank you.

CaroleAnne Sun 06-Dec-20 13:16:22

MICK
I expect that you are feeling a bit swamped with us all saying that you must get advice re your symptoms. Well as far as I am concerned you cannot have too many so I am adding mine too. You can never be too sure with those symptoms so do get advice ASAP.
Carole (SRN)

Urmstongran Sun 06-Dec-20 13:24:40

Good afternoon everybody from South Manchester! The morning just ran away from me - phone calls made & received, a later breakfast, then my iPad died again and Himself was using his. How can I be so behind when I’m quarantining eh?

Anyway, just popped on to say hello & will read the 70 posts! Goodness how lovely - like a novella to enjoy.

Hope Sunday is kind to us all. Keep safe everyone that’s the main thing. x