Thanks Chrissy yes, sorted the knitting, it was one of those silly badly written instructions which become clearer when you go back to them.
I like the think that he offered to make the labels out of the frustration of not being busy and that, in some small way, it helped relieve it. He retired early to give his time to all his voluntary work which has now stopped and all he has to do is look after his mum who has dementia.
Good for you Scardycat the membership requirements for the slobber's club are difficult, you have to learn to be lazy and not feel guilty about it or you are not eligible.
Hope you had a lovely walk.
BlueSky that sounds like good news. They have to do the pre-ops within a certain time of the operation or they are out of date. Should be soon. Don't worry, once the NHS actually gets in the hands of the medics it is great. Getting through the admin is the hard part!
Annie so pleased with the better news, you must be relieved. Hope they continue to improve.
Oh Annie those memories. I am beginning to feel there is a line between us, won't go into details but pretty much the same memories came back to me late last night because of a missed phone call from Dil at 2330.
no, answers, we have to keep on keeping on. Just a thought, have you spoken to the Compassionate Friends? It took us 2 years to pluck up the courage but I'm glad we did. Only got to one meeting before lockdown but we do have a WhatsApp group and keep in touch on important things. You will find others with similar experiences to yours. I find them supportive although there is no one else who doesn't know the reason for the death of their child.
No idea how today will pan out, nothing planned but I must try to get out of this procrastination. Hard when there is nothing urgent to do but plenty of other things I keep putting off.
Are there any current ads that make you laugh?
Huge win for Andy Burham, Reform a distant second - where to now?

Seriously, you shouldn't hide away in the bad times