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Good Morning Wednesday 9th November 2022

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grandMattie Wed 09-Nov-22 06:01:25

Good morning from E Kent where the full moon has been shining like a beacon in the western sky.
I’m sorry you had so many problems, Mick, but hope that you’ll have the results soon. Enjoy your sarnie.
My return was uneventful, though the train to London was over full, people standing in the aisles. The tube station and train were almost deserted, ditto HS1 back home. Felt very tired and emotional back home - only to be greeted by yet more visitors. There seems to be an endless stream. I unpacked instead of being a gracious hostess; TBH they couldn’t care if I was there or not!
I’ve got a ton of stuff to do today; the laundry, the beds need changing, supermarket shop (they went out or had takeaways every day!) and return my kitchen stuff where I like it. I’ve got my Spanish homework to do for tomorrow, I hope to manage to fit it in. My teacher knows I may not do it!
The bishop is coming late morning to give DL communion.
Hope you all have a restful, contented day. Carpe diem 🦩🦩🦩❤️

Wyllow3 Wed 09-Nov-22 06:00:32

Morning all from a still dark S Yorks, but we are promised some sun today.

Probably the gym and a Quaker Zoom at lunchtime.

Well done on that walk Ash and mixed family news there. sorry things were tricky yesterday, Mick

Ashcombe Wed 09-Nov-22 05:55:40

Good morning, all, from a damp Torbay.

Sounds like Mick’s appointments could have gone better yesterday. My DS and his ex-partner are in a Midlands hospital with my DGS3, aged six, awaiting a diagnosis for his symptoms, which initially sounded like the usual D and V, but now appear more serious as he has developed jaundice.

Not a great night, but yesterday was my best day so far with a short walk between showers and an improved appetite. Best of all was the news that DD2 has been successful in her interview to be Headteacher of her current school, w.e.f. September, 2023! 👍

Happy hump day! 💐🦩🥰🦩

Michael12 Wed 09-Nov-22 05:51:36

Good Morning Everyone,
Its dark but its dry here in brackley this morning.
Yesterdays hospital appointments had a few mishaps , I went to the pre op hopefully for blood test , but unable to, I was directed to the path lab , where eventually they got the bllod mainly through my hands , was advised to eat plenty of beetroot as its good for the blood , I then went to the outpatients for my Glaucoma check ,again part done as photo was taken but due to a computer breakdown not possible to do field test .
Today , usual day shop in Bicester using the bus and having my usual cafe stop for a sarnie of bacon and egg .
Then return home .
Take Care,
Mick