Re: Over 50's Wales club (part 6)

I thought I'd planted a pot of small daffs and brought them onto the patio when the leaves were well up. To my surprise this morning I noticed that they are purple irises - well on their way to opening! The snowdrops are all out both sides of the road and there are crocuses on my lawn. Spring is starting to get nearer!

The family went to Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday. Youngest grandson's rugby team were to be flag bearers for the Cardiff Blues and got to play tag rugby on the pitch at half time. I have to tell you (proud Grandma) that the youngest Farmer scored a try at Cardiff Arms Park - there's a sentence I never thought I'd say

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Well done Sue xxx
Really wet today ,can hardly see the sea
My Tesco delivery came a bit late so I had to up to the gate to let him in with my dressing gown on !!
Out for my usual pub-lunch later, I haven't been outside to door since last Tues !!!

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Sue well done to your grandson. Jac heavy rain here this afternoon, visited my friend and then went for fish and chips.

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Drizzly and windy out this morning.Going to use a Christmas voucher today-tea for two in the Celtic Manor Newport Granddaughter picking me up about 11.30.Looking forward to nice sandwiches and cakes.Neither of us drink tea so hope they'll supply coffee and hot chocolate!

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Hope you enjoy your tea Rhosyn.
Rain and mist here so not going out
Have to go to the hospital tomorrow to see Dermatologist about my skin cancer, not looking forward to it xxx

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Well we are looking to be in for a storm tomorrow though not quite as bad as North Wales.

I hope your dermatology appointment at Singleton goes all right tomorrow Jac but it is not very far for you. They normally use Liquid Nitrogen to freeze those?

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Jac I recently developed a lump on my face, in an area I always take seriously as it is near the radiation area for my treatment years ago, and the GP got out a special magnifying glass he called a " Dermoscope " and said it was just a " Seborrhoeic Keratitis " which was harmless. Your dermatologist will probably use similar kit. Even if it was a Rodent Ulcer, as I was worried, they are very common and they treat them successfully with Liquid Nitrogen. I know one of the doctors in that department as I used to work in the same corridor as her in Singleton on Friday afternoons.

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Finally Jac as we seem to live in a similar area, West Swansea / Gower, and also have Tesco deliveries, we seem to have a bit in common and all I was looking for from this thread was the occasional word in reply? I do go to another private area for chat. As you know I would have never been involved in this area in the first place if it were not for GAGAZone and people collecting me to the meet in Abercrave which is ancient history.

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Had a lovely tea yesterday.The finger sandwiches and little cakes were delicious.We both ate the same cakes in the same order without saying anything to each other-knew we were close but that proved it!
Hope it goes well in the Dermatology department for you Jac.

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rhosyn glad you enjoyed the afternoon tea yesterday with your grand daughter. Went a few years ago with one of my friends. Jac hope all goes well today at the hospital. Raining here this morning with some sleet, staying home today as I don't need anything from the shops.