07-04-2016, 09:19 PM
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It was the same for my children Nimby, nothing coincided with some of their friends. Half term was hardly worth having as we couldn't really go anywhere. Fortunately living at Canford Cliffs, with the beach opposite, we could find plenty to do.Really heavy rain today, unbelievable at times. Went into M&S for a coffee and the weather was quite pleasant. Came out to the heaviest rain possible.
Glad to see the back of the last couple of weeks, although the next few are going to be stressful.
Our village Tesco is a pain. In the mornings at around 10 a.m. it's jammed packed with big huge pantechnicons waiting to unload. Customers can't get near the place.
Nice to see you doc, moved yet?
08-04-2016, 08:43 AM
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Morning all. Glad you're feeling better Celyn. Busy morning ahead. Haircut, optician, surgery to collect prescriptions etc. Will be glad to sit down after lunch. Real April weather here, either the sun is "cracking the flags" as my Mum used to say, or it's back to the monsoon season...............
10-04-2016, 08:32 AM
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Not a great start to the day. Carer came to tell me there is no hot water and no heating and then I discover that the Aga is out.
Put immersion heater on, managed to relight the Aga but have no idea why the heating didn't come on......................... Watch this space...................
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