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very soggy here as well so cant be bothered to go to Mumbles, don't really need anything
Eye test went well and no new glasses needed so that's good
Lovely to see your pics on FB Jess, you all looked well and happy

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Dry here at the moment thank goodness. Jac had an eye test last week and everything as fine but decided on new glasses. Yes it was great to meet up with Ade last week, especially after all she has been through, it was also great meeting up with all the others again.

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Had a rotten night's sleep and then when I woke, looked at the clock, thought it said 7.40 am - shot out of bed and when I looked at the clock again in the bathroom realised it was 5.20 ! (Think about it). Went back to bed....

Rob's birthday today (51) so family lunch at the Golf Club, but Church at 11 am, so busy day.

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Hope Robs b/day goes well Sue xx
started off nice and warm and sunny but I've just been down to the recycling bins and there's a sharp breeze still
Started off doing some chores but I feel lousy so I stopped, tomorrow is another day lol

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Hope you're feeling better today Jac.......lovely pic on FB of you all Sue
Early start to docs to renew script (8am).....
Getting ready for hols next Sunday.....have to get sun lotion etc.....

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Bit better today thanks Nimby but I cancelled my follow-up knee apt in Morriston Hospital today . Not very important and didn't feel like driving so made another one for next month and will work out the bus route just in case
Lovely sunshine but that breeze is still blowing .
My two teen grand-daughters are on the way down so that's my peace shattered !!

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Rob's birthday lunch was grand. Vanessa came up from Devon and we went for a lovely drive over the hill afterwards. Went with the Craft Club for afternoon tea at Gliffaes Manor Hotel (near Crickhowell). Lovely tea and beautiful gardens to wander in. Rhododendrons were still out, but the wisteria had gone over, and most of the azaleas. So many lovely mature trees though, it was quite something. Realized that we don't have many large trees in our valley - probably something to do with the fact that we are 900 ft. above sea level and the wind funnels down here like a wind tunnel.

Quiet day today, catching up with ironing and cooking for family tea.

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Glad all went well Sue xx
Sunny but still breezy here and I felt much better so hovered all over the flat then went for pub lunch with a few friends .

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Glad to know you're well enough to "hover " Jac
Very hot in class today.....shouldn't complain tho......acclimatising ready for hols next week

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Where are you off to this time Nimby? Yesterday was so lovely here that I was thinking "Who needs to go on holiday when Wales looks like this?" Today I can hardly see the other side of the valley, there is a thick mist/drizzle? We have to wait in for the wheelchair engineer today, so no shopping trip. If he turns up this morning we'll go out to lunch, otherwise it's a stay-at-home day.