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Greetings to all our marvellous Kitcheners.
Here we are again
Caring as can be
All good pals and
Jolly good company.
Buffet is ready and Champagne is nicely chilled.
THANK YOU for the comfort you have brought into my life. You are all extra special people. 
Thank you for sharing some marvellous photos. They are all uplifting.
Awaiting the gale force winds promised in this area. Heavy rain. Our village homes, close to the burn, have been sandbagged as the burn is a torrent.
TOYA. A group hug for you lovely lot. Especially those with worries. 
Pleased you were seen ladylfl. You still sound a bit uncertain though. Hope the antibiotics do the trick.
Our last day here tomorrow, we’ll travel home in the evening. It’s done us both good to have a change of scene. I could simply while away days sitting looking out the window at the harbour activity. I’ll really miss it. We have been out, a boat trip, walks along the quay and some shops today. Mr C has coped wonderfully well. We’re hoping a corner has been turned. I’m a little anxious about driving back, foolish as I got us here in one piece.
Time I was asleep. Goodnight everyone TOYA.
Ladyleftfieldlover You have most certainly been well and truly monitored by your GP. Now it's time to take things easy and take your medication.
corner Your change of scene will have done both you and your husband a world of good. I am happy for you. Remember to take things at a leisurely pace. Your husband has made much progress. Us lot send him a virtual hug.
The dreadful gales forecast for the west coast didn't cause disruption hereabouts. The rain lashed down and filled the ditch beyond our drive. Once again, all is calm.
I have taken photos of Mother deer and her fawn. They were showing a lot of interest in carrots that Mr S had thrown across the fence. I am having difficulty downloading the images. Mr S has offered to help me resolve the matter. I shall share with you tomorrow.
Love to all my favourite Gransnetters.
Result!
‘Evening All’.
My stepfather will be 91 this weekend so I hopped on a bus at lunchtime to see him, taking his gift and a card. I hoped the trip out and the fresh air would cheer me. Owing to circumstances there will be no gathering on his birthday and I came home feeling upset. For all of us really in different ways. I am so emotional these days.
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Warm hugs Urms xx
I enjoyed the photos of your holiday trip, Granmarie!
Also those wonderful deer, Soop. How beautiful they are. I’m glad you escaped the worst effects of the storm. It was wet and windy here, and again this evening, but it’s simply autumn, nothing unusual.
I hope you start feeling better soon, LLFL.
Hope you have a quiet evening, Blossoming.
Urms, what can I say except my heart goes out to you.
I’m recovering well from the UTI - this time I didn’t leave it a week but got help faster. It’s made all the difference. We’ve not been doing our grandparently duties but will pick them up again from tomorrow with GS.
Other people have been doing their duty, though. My book group was postponed because so many members were having to care for children off school because of the strikes! My dd took her two to a soft play place today, which, apart from children, was full of either harassed parents trying to work on laptops or grandparents gritting their teeth and pretending to enjoy themselves. 
That’s all until tomorrow. Take care. Xxx
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