While out in town today I had a brief sit down along with various other shoppers of all ages and races. An elderly man dropped a coin under the bench and a young African man leapt into action, ,crawling under the seat to retrieve it for him, then smiled broadly at us all and wished everyone a happy day before heading off. It really lifted my spirits.
Nice man from British gas Chris has repaired central heating boiler after it flooded the kitchen late Sunday evening. We now have hot water again after just one day of boiling kettles I know I couldn't live off grid.
Sheila Hancock referring ( on the One Show ) to today’s government as ‘ lying Gits. I was surprised that the presenters weren’t told to apologise for her comment. In context it was quite amusing.
I forced myself to go swimming, as it was a bit cold, but am glad I did, it was an adult only session too! I managed 40 minutes, not bad for someone with an arthritic shoulder.
My husband used to do that but he is no longer here. But I had watched him and it must have sunk in somehow. It was only a loose pipe that flooded the kitchen but I am ridiculously pleased with myself that I did it.
My fibre broadband was connected today, efficiently and with no fuss. I can't believe how easy it was, and what a lovely young man! Now any of the family who want to can visit and 'work from home' from mine. We are all spread around the country. It means they don't have to use precious family holiday time to come and see me, and when they're working I can carry on with my activities, enjoy cooking meals for someone and then enjoy their company in the evening. Win win.
Feeling a bit guilty because there is a nice man who is working hard weeding the garden whils I sit and listen to the birds, but DH has just gone to make him a cuppa and we will be paying him later 😀
Just realised he's weeded my Welsh poppies 😯 (Probably the wrong thread)
The poppies are still there, just the flowers missing; I'm sure they will flower again 🙂
I have to rely on taxis these days and most of the drivers are really lovely. Today I needed urgent antibiotics and one of the women drivers volunteered to pick them up from the pharmacy 6 miles away and bring them to me, quite free of charge. (I insisted on paying!). People can be so kind.