Doodle Thank you so much. I appreciate your kindness. You're such a lovely lady.
Wyllow Thank you for the link. It's so good of you to go to the trouble. I'll certainly look. I'm not afraid of hard work (the cleaning yesterday and last Friday was quite a lot) but there are one or 2 other options of work elsewhere.
Whiff Nothing at all wrong with being chatty
. After my stroke, I was very lonely - son here, working from home, husband at work all day, and I was obviously unable to work (until now really), unable to drive for a while, and I was really at a loss as to what to do, where to go (always alone during the day). I managed to join a day centre (I don't belong there, most of the people have got children my age or thereabouts), but I was made welcome and not judged at all. I found the same on BD.
I'm sorry if any of my posts have sounded as if I was showing-off at all. I sympathise/empathise with anyone who has MH troubles, and/or is lonely. Hats off to you for overcoming everything life has thrown at you.
nadateturbe The woman owns the company (she employs about 6 people). I've blocked her on my 'phone, have emailed her to come and collect the damned vacuum and load of cleaning products she gave me (they had to be carried in my car and taken into each home)
Another day of DH not going to work - he hasn't been since Monday of last week and doesn't get paid (just as well Son2 pays some board) Hope all BDers manage to have a decent day x
Good Morning Sunday 14th June 2026
Retiring and living frugally in money from downsizing after years of stress
