Re: Over 50's Club Scotland (part 3)

Morning, Not bad here this morning. Been raking about on Thurso Beach with the dog, especially in the big cave in the cliffs. I get lots of nice smooth flat stones in there for painting, brought several home with me.
I love Line of Duty and will be recording it then I'll watch several episodes at once in my own time.
Have a nice Sunday guys.

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Roxy its been a cold wind here with some sunshine. It must be great to have caves to explore. Going to put my dinner on and then get out for another walk.

Re: Over 50's Club Scotland (part 3)

Hello all, its been chilly but bright here. Haven't done much of note really, but been out with the dog a few times. Oh - meant to say - great photos, Roxy!

Re: Over 50's Club Scotland (part 3)

Morning All, Back to dull, grey and flipping COLD again. I'm heading off to get my eyes tested, I know I need different glasses for driving as my sight has changed a wee bit. Hate getting tested as I always get stuff puffed into my eyes and drops that make yellow stuff run down my face....yuck.
Have a nice day, all.

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Morning Ladies! Ooh, Roxy I'm getting an eye test today as well. Too much screen time has dried my eyes out a lot. I don't drive - probably just as well.

Its cold here today, cloudy. Back out with jackets on then, bah!

Have a lovely day everybody

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Good morning ladies. Good luck with the eye tests this morning. I had one about August and never been anywhere to use them. Off to M&S in Port Glasgow this morning. I know I shouldn't but Tesco's and Morrisons food doesn't really appeal to me.

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Pfft! All this Self Care is soooooo expensive! £160 for two pairs of prescription reading glasses! My eyesight has become shocking over the last two years, so I thought I'd better ditch the poundy shop ones and go for "grown up" specs!

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Pixie I have as many pairs lying around the house. Quite a few of them are old but they do read cooking instructions. It was nice to get to Port Glasgow for a wee change.

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Hi Jess! Oh I'm glad you managed to get a wee change of scenery. It does fair cheer you up doesn't it? I went to Morrisons after my eye test, and saw they had a little sale on their clothes. I didn't buy anything, but it just felt so normal to flick through the rails and see what they had. Simple things, eh?!

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Pixie it was good to get out somewhere else for a change. I got some M&S pasta fruit and two strawberry tarts and macaroons. Didn't look at the clothes as the store is quite small, to be honest I don't need any clothes at the moment.