Good morning all from a showery Glasgow, where its 9°C.
A day of doing absolutely nothing planned. However, Karmalady has prompted me to look at my craft stash, to see if Dollie would benefit from it.
Thank you for opening up GM. I can understand the angst of opening up and then duplicating the thread! Mick used to deputise, then he stopped doing that. That's when the confusion arose. 😁
Unfortunately, I have had another poor night, this time, it was a heat bag at 2.30am! I feel like a zombie this morning.
Two of the listed side effects of my new medication are insomnia and WEIGHT GAIN!! Nae luck, I'm trying to lose weight, not gain it. Grrr. 🤬
However, despite feeling rubbish yesterday, the day turned out much better than expected.
DH ran me to the surgery, where I had to pick up yet another script. I had specifically asked, that the surgery keep the script, rather than send it to the awful pharmacy.
The receptionist was laughing, when I said I had been praying the whole way there, that it hadn't been sent to the pharmacy in error.
She said that there had been numerous complaints about the pharmacy.
We then popped into the Asda pharmacy on the way home, where a very pleasant pharmacist dispensed it within half an hour. Of course I had to pass the time somehow in the clothes section. I was forced to buy a knitted dress, reduced to £9!
Totally stress free.
The only downside: last night I was watching a tv programme, where the murder used that same medication to kill the victim!! 🤣
Later, my PP popped in for a visit and updated me on all the parish gossip! He had said that he was missing me, as were others, which was a kind thing to say, as he is very circumspect and usually plays his cards close to his chest.
In the afternoon, I had a surprise chat, and gossip with my two friends across the road. It was long overdue, as everyone is so busy.
My friend's SIL has been just diagnosed, with MND, but is now in a wheelchair and has lost the power of speech. The deterioration has been so dramatic, made worse by the fact that he has two children, one a premmie and still quite poorly, a year on. My friend is on her knees trying to support her DD and needed to offload her worries.
Although I was exhausted and in my jammies by 5.30am (I'm usually a night owl), my spirit was much improved, as we have known each other for nearly forty years and there is no need to put on a face.
You seem to be well settled in France, Ash, may you enjoy your stay!
I will go back now and read the later threads, enjoy your day folks!