Good evening, Soop and lovely Kitchen people!🥰
Soop, your poor friend, to have lost three senior members of her family in such a short time, it'll take the heart from her, God bless her and comfort her in her sorrow.
Neine, thank you kindly for your prayers, much needed and appreciated. I had another 'episode' yesterday, when I was sitting dozing on the sofa, I'm pinning my hopes on Friday's appointment.
SueD, I'm so glad to hear that your DS's treatment is much improved for him this time.
Jaxjacky, sounds like fun, I love a quiz night. I don't think I've been to one since before the pandemic.... I hope MrJ is doing well.
Nannytopsy, enjoy your sleepover with baby Fergus, special times indeed. I've been gently removed from childcare duties at the moment, but DS2, DDIL2 and the Wee Boy came through to visit at the weekend. We went to the playground and had a nice afternoon all together.
👋 Hello, Sar, that must have been a shock at the opticians. I was told the same a couple of years ago, but their equipment is so sensitive that it can detect cataracts in the very early stages, years before they require treatment.
Grandmabatty, you are a wise woman, our grandchildren won't always be wee, it's important to make the most of these times and store up lots of happy memories.
Cornergran, I hope you and MrC have a wonderful time on Saturday, many happy returns on his 80th birthday!🎂
Enjoy your pancakes, YiaYia!
BladeAnnie, you are indeed lucky to have your DGC nearby, I've to drive up/ down the motorway to visit mine.
LLL, how exciting, an Australian wedding! Such a long journey but it will be well worth it to see your DB and family.
Urms, well done you for bringing up the tricky subject and resolving it! You'll sleep well tonight.
Brook, good for you, tackling the garden. I've bought some primula, but haven't yet mustered the energy to go out and tackle the tubs. Maybe tomorrow...
Blossoming, I hope your extended driveway makes things easier for you.
I met my dear friend this morning for tea and pancakes, she's a retired nurse, she thinks I have unstable angina...I didn't know there was such a thing?
Her son, the paramedic who attended DH when he collapsed last summer, has advised me to phone 999 if it happens again...
TOYA, NNGB.