Oh no, poor Cherry that's awful. It's not as if admonitions to be careful do any good as it's out of your control. I do hope it settles soon.

I can't imagine why your DH is so mean to you Mamissimo when you are unfailingly kind to him.
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At an ancient 66 this should be reported as elder abuse
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I urge you to push for that world cruise, I shall never forget the one we went on.
muse you are a very talented lady; I hope you have turned to something else creative.
Grammaretto how wonderful that the Korimako is back. I followed the link but for reasons I shall never understand, there was a lot of annoying and unreadable text across the film and loud music masking the Bellbirf's song. Why do they do that?
Doodle off to sea again, obviously your DH is kinder than Mamissimo's
Hee hee
When we sold my mother's house, we had nosy time wasters like that as well.
One couple came in and whilst the agent was showing him the bedrooms, his wife stayed in the kitchen and criticised everything.
It was beautifully fitted in polished Rimu, with all new appliances, less than 2 years old and immaculate.
I told the agent, possibly in Mr & Mrs Nosypoke's hearing, 'I don't want these people living in my mother's home so please don't accept any offers from them.'
I wondered if from sheer awkwardness they would offer a huge price but they didn't.
Mum's house was a gorgeous 80 year old Kauri villa, completely fitted out by its previous wealthy owners and was a real showpiece, with Victorian coloured glass inner doors and carved wood ceilings, superb.
Well, they say disasters come in threes so perhaps no surprise that my fridge freezer packed up yesterday.
I took heart from your story Doodle but felt very helpless and old for a wee whiley.
My son and dil dashed over with a Chilly Bin to take all the food, so at least that's not wasted.
I've left a message with a local repairman who has brilliant references, so hoping it's not too pricey a repair.
Of course it come just as I also have very expensive (vital) dental work coming up and still only my basic pension to fund it all (unless I start printing bank notes!)
My grandson had the option of going home early when the family did their mercy dash yesterday but shook his head and turned the offer down. 
We were in the kitchen before 7am making Melting Moments and he's doing a 2nd batch right now.
Parents will come with their fledgling Gubbins to uplift dgs at lunchtime and asll I can offer them is gluten-free bread and eggs!
Life's an adventure isn't it?
Love to all.