Well apparently I do that too! Coming back from the station this morning someone stopped on a narrow street to let us through, I waved in acknowledgment. I never realised before that I did it, perhaps Mr G sits there annoyed, heās never mentioned it though.Evening everyone, Captain Morgan and coke for me tonight. Physio for Mr P today - one crutch outside and none indoors unless he feels he needs it and next Friday he can drive!! Itās just as well really cos if he makes one more remark or gives one more instruction when Iām driving his car the flipping crutch will be wrapped round his neck. Also - and gents you might want to reflect on this - when Iām driving and someone flashes me out does he have to acknowledge/wave to the other driver when Iām quite capable of waving myself
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Anyway last night the family who live across the road from us had 2 guys try to pinch their car. They put tape over their ring doorbell. Thieving scumbags. The police have been out and said they might come back tonight, so thatās me not sleeping.
Have a lovely evening and a glorious weekend ahead.
Jimmy Choo's granny more like. My mum would have been 104 if she were still going.
Unfortunately hospital visiting duties have prevented me going to the Gala.Early start here as we dropped my brothers off at the station. They are going to the Durham Miners Gala. I will be mostly sitting in the shade hoping it is not going to be as hot as yesterday which was 34 degrees. Have a good day, all.
I can only echo what others have said. There are people who love you and care about you - your board game friends, the people who started your Go Fund Me page. You would be missed. Have you been to see your GP? They might be able to help. Also contact Civil Service Pensions to ask if Janet had a pension. You will be entitled to a widow's pension if she did. It may not be much but it all helps. The number is 0300 123 6666. You will wait ages in a queue but they are very helpful when you get through.
Mate this is a great thread with wonderful people and responses and I wouldnāt want to discourage you posting here , but could I suggest you also post in the ā ā Depression and help on depression thread ā¦ā on the main page? There are people in there who work in this area on a professional basis and often have a good insight from their work and can often provide good sound advice.
Oh Stevie. My heart bleeds to read this and Im not sure what to say as I never had these dark thoughts that are plaguing you. If you haven't done so already, I would urge you to speak to your GP who should be able to arrange some professional counselling for you.
Hope you are going to be bringing Mr F. home.
Did you catch The Wunderhorse set at Glasto AT? As you know they're probably my favourite new band after the girls, but I was a bit concerned by Jacob Slater's performance. It's quite normal for him to throw himself into his music but I thought he was overly animated to the extent that even his lyrics sounded slurred. He has a history of mental health and addiction which is how he ended up down here recuperating. Well I've just seen that they've cancelled their last 2 shows in Bilbao and Transmit. It may just be a genuine illness and perhaps not even him. But I'm still worried for him. I watch them a lot and that Glasto set definitely wasn't right.Love it. A buzz cut leaves me feeling a new man. I mean that, a haircut defines you.
Takes no time to wash and dry either
I always do it too H. I just put it down to being somebody who appreciates courtesy.Well apparently I do that too! Coming back from the station this morning someone stopped on a narrow street to let us through, I waved in acknowledgment. I never realised before that I did it, perhaps Mr G sits there annoyed, heās never mentioned it though.
I did see it yeah and thought he was high as a kite. Worrying to hear now about illness but hopefully something trivial.
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