Desperately sorry to read your news, Doodle. Bet you're tired of hearing it, but - DH is now in the best possible place. Know that and try to have a good night's sleep. Just you and That Machine watching your every move. And please don't rush to bring him home until he is sorted, difficult as that may be. Let your boys take the strain too, as they are currently doing. 💐.
Kaimona, we are thrilled with dear Trevor and hope he takes to us and this part of the U.K. Well done at your marvellous achievement, can't wait to impress with my throw away line 'I have a friend in New Zealand, a published children's author, who .....'😂. Keep writing - and publishing!
Jan, how are you feeling now? Sorry about the tumble, hope you are fully recovered for the family at the weekend.
Grammaretto, sorry I referred to hip, when it should have been knee(s). How is your tree holding up? I expect you will come across the decorations in June or thereabouts, when you least expect to. I have stocked up today in the Sales for next Christmas. Packs of decent cards for £1, table decorations, crackers, unapportioned gifts (which I will angst over even as they are wrapped- hang on, this would be better for x type thing. You know the score!).
I used to tease the children by stating that I might convert to Russian Orthodoxy so we could celebrate their later Christmas with sale bargain prices.
Mamissimo- one step closer to checking out whether we are 4th cousins once removed. DNA kit in the post😱. Tickled to hear that Aoife is feeling more at home🤪. Perhaps they don't have real growing rhubarb in Wigan/Widnes/Warrington or wherever she hails from. Somewhere round there IIRC.
I am proceeding with caution tonight as one lens keeps dropping out of my new glasses. Most disconcerting. I shan't tell them I dropped them on the kitchen floor this morning.
To those loyal supporters of our team, you will be pleased to know we played our socks off yesterday and pulled off a very big upset by defeating one of the big teams on their home territory. Tee hee. Much rejoicing in the cheerleaders' camp.
I rang an elderly relative today. She had fallen before Christmas and lay on the floor for 14 hours. When friends realised something was not quite right, they rang the next door neighbours, who were emergency key holders. Unfortunately, she had followed previous advice from the Fire Service always to leave the front door key in the lock on the inside for swift exits.
No-one, therefore, could get in😳.
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