28-10-2020, 03:19 PM
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Glad you're feeling better Jac. Good news and bad news Rhosyn.Was going to be a busy day - electrician, district nurse, new hoist fitted. So far, the electrician re-scheduled (but he has been), district nurse forgot to come (!) and we are awaiting delivery of the new hoist. Further bulletins tomorrow. Stormy day with flashes of sunlight in between. My friends in Canada just sent three lovely photos taken at the weekend. The colours are beautiful and apparently it has been like that throughout October - and warm! Think I'm becoming "nesh" in my old age. Do you know what that means? Or is it a Radnorshire word?
29-10-2020, 05:06 PM
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Shot out this morning to do some banking at the PO and then collect meds for Rob. Got tangled up in road works which I hadn't realised were taking place but was rescued by a council man who stopped all the traffic in both directions so I could extract myself from a parking spot! Bless him.Have just made a rice pudding and am now researching birthday present for middle son on line, can't decide what size he is!
31-10-2020, 12:42 PM
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Not a good start to the day-dog rolled in fox poo,what a stink but he looked so pleased with himself.Made myself some coffee-don't know how but missed the work top and my favourite Elvis mug smashed on the kitchen floor,coffee and mug bits everywhere.In the grand scheme of things that's nothing but still it's annoying.
Hope the rugby match later will be better than the last one we played,at least it's a decent kick off time won't clash with Strictly!
Hope you're not in so much pain Jac.
Keep safe.
31-10-2020, 02:40 PM
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I didn't need much in the way of shopping so cancelled my delivery from Asda for next Tuesday and got up early and went to Co-op in Hay. Was in there before 8 am (only two or three other people in the shop) and home by 8.10 am! Made the mistake of turning on the radio in the car on the way home, which depressed me so much I;m not listening to the news for the rest of the day.Made me laugh about the dog and the fox poo Rhosyn - it must be like the perfumes of Arabia to dogs!
Hope you're feeling better today Jac, take more painkillers!
Looking forward to the rugby in a bit, as you say Rhosyn, let's hope it's better than last week.
01-11-2020, 09:34 AM
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Luckily had a dry walk,kept dog on the lead when we went near where he found the fox poo yesterday!There was a police helicopter circling the village 9.30 last night.Heard through the grapevine that there was a big car accident on the road into the village and one of the drivers made a run for it.Probably will hear more about it today.
November already.Keep safe.
01-11-2020, 11:24 AM
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WHITE RABBITS - again. Only seems five minutes since the last lot!Such excitement in the village Rhosyn - I did have one small ghoul visiting me, but apart from that haven't seen a soul.
I'm all rugbied out having watched 2 and a half matches. Well done England - I have some happy friends. Back to the drawing board for the Welsh side I'm thinking. Having lost Gatland and Shaun Edwards they've suffered a body blow.
Ah well, back to the washing........
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