carni

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  1. Bless you benj. Hope the nurses ease your agony. I'm having similar problems recently so I understand your suffering, even a bed sheet can cause pain. I wont ask what has to be done, just the thought is enough to make me run for the hills! Take care Miduck.:shout:

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    My day started with a labour of love and two hours chained to the cooker, fulfilling my gorgeous Granddaughters request of  'Can we have some Scotch Eggs, please Nannar'.  So by the time I had finished cooking two each for all my nearest and dearest, I made a total of 14 in all! Mmmm. Probably take as long again to put the kitchen back to normal.

     

    What the rest of the day holds, I have no idea. Probably, full of 'Spot the difference....Sudoku ....Crosswords....Arrowwords....Wordsearch.....Jigsaws.....Oh my goodness....You would think I would be in Mensa' ? NOT.:rotfl:

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  3. 2 hours ago, mary1947 said:

    He needs to go on a cause for customer services,

     

    Mary, If he treats all of his customers with such disrespect, he will one day get his comeuppance (I hope). It may come in a slow steady loss of customers, and he may not realise what is happening until it is too late. His own fault.thumbsdown

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  4. Hubbs just said we have had our car for six years and we have done 94000 miles approx.

     

    Right then. A Mathematical question.

     

    If we have travelled 94000 miles, and each car ride is approximately 25miles long . How many cream cakes will we have consumed over the last six years. 

    Answers on a Elephants foot please.slywink

    PS we both had a cake each 25mile ride?

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  5. Thankyou Jill for making my day. A little dose of laughter after a bit of a tense day. Hospital at 9.30 this morning for a procedure, and slept all afternoon. Until now.

     

    benj, 'I'de flick me ash in your corned beef any day'.

     

    Great lyrics Jill. You had us tittering in our Char Sui Pork and Noodles'. 

    thumbsup

     

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  6. WW, we were in Weymouth in 2017, renting a cottage around 150yds from Hope Square. One  evening we went out for dinner, but on reaching Hope Square the band were playing and the atmosphere was so happy we never got any further.  They were brilliant. Dinner turned into Fish and Chips on the walk home two hours later.:biggrin:

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  7. Hope your more comfy today DJ. Having a few beers can have a pain killing affect, so go for it. Anything that makes your pain bearable.

     

    A good few years ago, Chris hurt his back, whilst entertaining friends one 'Bonfire Night'. He was in agony on the floor,  in those days the doctors came out, on a remark about alcohol being a pain relief, the doctor agreed, but said either whiskey or pain killers. Not Both.  I'll let you guess which one he chose.

     

    Last week I made a phone appointment (FIrst time ever)with my new doctor about some results that I was waiting for. It felt as though I had been forgotten.

    Three day Holter monitor in July..........Stable result......Whoopeeeeee.

    Thyroid results.................OK.....  Yahooooooo

    Colonoscopy I should have had in March, but still no appointment.......Doc is going to chase up, to find out why the delay?  I bet I know why.........begins with C and ends in 19. At least now I am not worrying that I have just got lost in a pile on a desk somewhere?

     

    Today we are both having our flue jabs, so a bit of peace of mind on some scores.

     

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  8. I have one dinner knife left from my bottom drawer collection. I think I only have that one because it got mislaid in our house moving and didn't get used for years. The bedding and blankets got cut up for dusters years ago.

     

    The last remaining woollen blanket, wedding present from work mates at 'City Uniform on Woolpack Lane' got cut up when Duvets took over from the blankets and quilts. Crockery got broken over the years.

     

    So I cherish my one dinner knife and remember the hard wear shop on 'Main Rd, Gedling' where I used to call every week on payday to buy as much cutlery as I could afford to build my collection.

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  9. Thankyou mi dears, I always thought we  looked typical of the times. I think I had SueB48s coat on and Hubbs had his mates jacket on. Note the 10 Park Drives, my half pint of Cider and Chrisses Bitter on the table.  Spoilt me rotten on that first date. 

     

    Hate to spoil the compliments. I was really enjoying them, but most of me is partly plastic these days. slywink

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  10. It looks as if Wolverhampton are heading for major restrictions again.

     

    I must say that when we were first on lockdown, but could go out for shopping/exercise etc. I was quite proud of the reactions of people we passed on our cycles, and there seemed to be a feeling of unity around and most people seemed to be in fairly good spirits about the situation. I got the feeling that it was because we were all pulling together, in such a dire situation.

    BUT

    In the last month or so, I have witnessed a complete u turn. It is shameful how so many people don't seem to give a toss now. Every where we go there seems to be a lack of interest, couldn't give a dam, no masks, groups just mingling, people entering shops with no intention of keeping to the distancing rules. I am not surprised that there is a second wave coming. There is still some care taken by the people we see most mornings thankfully, but the unthoughtful ones really out way the ones who are trying their best.

     

    Last week, I genuinely forgot to put my mask on to go into our small Tesco Local. As I approached the tills, I realised and told the cashier what I had done! His reply was, Oh don't worry. No one bothers anyway! ................. Not much hope is there!

     

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