This is a young girl who used to be a neighbour but now lives on Jura. To say her picture’s are good is an understatement
Oh, forgot to mention that we got a phone call from Dorchester hospital about a referral to do with a hand injury that I suffered before last Christmas and was made in February.
This apparently got "lost in the sytem".
So now I will be getting an appt sometime after mid October.
I'll tell my hand not to hold its breath.
This apparently got "lost in the sytem".
So now I will be getting an appt sometime after mid October.
I'll tell my hand not to hold its breath.
For years, when on holibobs, I always bought a locally printed copy of the Tellywag for a lazy read and the crossy puzzle. But the price of the paper suddenly shot up - to 3 or 4 euros. So last year I took a book of the Tellywag cryptic puzzles. 3/4 way through the second book now. Just spend the odd few minutes at time filling them in, during idle moments and when sat on the bog. Keeps the mind exercisedI already have a book of Times ones, and even a small Times crossword computer. But TBH the Times ones are beyond me now and I have even slowed down with the Telegraph ones. Either they have got harder or I have got thicker, prolly the latter.
But maybe yes one day when I'm physically too unfit to do stuff.....
Of course I could always pay a sub to the right wing rag on the pooter.... but that goes against my left-of-centre grain!!!
And doing the frog ones improves my vocabulary.
We don't want to know the cause of the injury --------
WhiskyLassie
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We should make a fake fit note for him. Lazysoddenitis.Another "unpaid gardener" session today.
Her son was up there on Sunday and managed a whole bucket of snipping before the prick pricked his liddle fingy-winger and gave up; retiring indoors to eat all the biscuits and read the paper.
So, me-n-'er had one last big push and now all the bramble is down to ankle height and the hawthorn bush is well and truly scalped/sculpted.
That's it as far as I'm concerned.
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WhiskyLassie
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Bloody braw
WhiskyLassie
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Flicking elastic bandsWe don't want to know the cause of the injury --------
Well, it was flicking something -------
WhiskyLassie
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No clueWell, it was flicking something -------
Big job on the tratter tomorrow. Changing the batteries in the key fobs. If I can remember where I put the batteries which I bought on Monday -------
Simples!We don't want to know the cause of the injury --------
I caughtthe bit just inside of my little finger on the top front bit of the new sink unit that is going in the utility room, reaching out quickly to catch something that was falling. Stupid but there you go and yes it still hurts and yes it still isn't working as it should
You are all so flicking rude!Well, it was flicking something -------
If it was that I'd prolly have done it aged about 11!!!
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So you have just talked up rare burgers for tomorrow then...I think I have a "magic and never-ending" gas bottle.
The gauge has said EMPTY for over a week and yet I keep getting fully cooked BBQ meals on it.
Sunday was fillets, Tuesday was Rib-eye, today has been Chicken Tikka, tomorrow is burgers.
Go get it filled you will regret it if you don’t have another bottle.
We actually have 3 bottles
2 would be enough so not sure why we ended up with 3.But here I can take a bottle that is 2/3 empty and fill it and only pay for the Kgs that go in
.So never give gas back
.J
I dont see her wheres her pics
WhiskyLassie
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Mine was innocent
