Senior Golden Sneakers
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Heavens no SANDY, Jilly is 4 years old the same as Katie and just like Katie is still a puppy at heart.
Didn't word very well. I meant to say George must have been 4 years old when Jilly came to live with me at 10 weeks and already, SHE is now 4! And George is 8. Times gone by so quickly.
No Dorio today, a British chap instead who recognized my accent immediately. Came over with his parents but I apparently sound just like them. You simply can't dump the Yorkshire accent, it's with you for life. Anyway, he was a half hour late because his first van had broken down. No problem, they are refrigated and everything arrived as good as ever.
Much as I hate Mosquitos I don't like the idea of them being mucked around with. Change their makeup and something else worse will crop up. That's my view on all this genetic engineering.
Scientists PLEASE don't muck around with Donald's DNA, but then, maybe somebody already has!
Mark takes forever fixing things, so I think I will be enjoying my "light" muse for some time PATSY. Did a bit of drawing today whilst waiting for the order.
I'm having a funny day. Everything a little off and disorganized. I'm going with the flow, it doesn't really matter and after all there's always tomorrow and tomorrow never comes.
Anne.
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Hi ho, happy birthday to dear George.
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Whew Anne, I knew I was wrong it was just impossible seeing as Daisy is 11 and I think the oldest of the group. Enjoy your whimsical day.1
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Oh dear me! How could I have forgotten to wish dear brave George a very happy birthday? Woof! Woof! Woof! Georgie Boy! A happy birthday to you. Here is a virtual chew bone from Katie and Patsy.
As John would say...work it, baby, for all you can. Birthdays are for getting your way, all day!🐕❤️
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Good afternoon. Well, the day hasn’t worked out as I thought it would. My grocery order didn’t show up and I heard nothing from them. Later it said delayed and a couple of hours later, contact us if you don’t have your order.
Lots of time with customer service and I never got a straight response. Something about my order being ‘stuck’ in distribution. So place another order. Now the order is just sitting there, no acknowledgement of what went on or a cancellation. I will wait a few days before ordering again, they insist I have not been charged but I know a charge went at least to pending charges yesterday.
So I made lunch and am settling in for the day. It is hot out there. I would flip a coin to decide what to do next, but I need more than 2 sides to make a decision 😄
Sandy you had a busy day yesterday. So if today is a bit slower that is okay. And it must be going around, I am having tummy problems too. I think I got too upset. It has been a long week.
Anne, I am glad Jilly is feeling better. Wow, collapsed blinds! I hope you work something out for a replacement.
Jackie, the teapot photo was posted by a lady who said her husband gave it to her for her birthday. It is a Kensington & Price teapot. It reminds me of the images of the Beatles when they had that cartoon show? Anyone remember that? I hope your errands went well.
Patsy, enjoy your time with your 4-year old puppy. I think it is wonderful that she still likes her toys so much. I have always had dogs that liked NEW toys but not old ones and other than destroying them, they didn’t form attachments.
Buzz, hello ❤️❤️❤️❤️ just thinking of you.
Barbie, I looked up the Linus Project. I see they accept knitted items and crocheted as well. I am thinking of mentioning it to a friend of mine who crochets winter hats for a local charity. Maybe she’d like a little variety.
Running along.
Sending everyone good wishes.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, GEORGE
Buzz
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Well George your birthday is almost over. Jill and I hope it was a good day with lots of barking at strange men and we hope you got your birthday toy back from that naughty Betty and she didn't leave teeth marks in it.
Pats from Anne and a nose lick from Jilly Bean.🙃🐶❤️
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Same old same old re: walking. Good new! – gym reopens next week! New house rules regarding personal health, cleanliness, social distancing, showing kindness, and touchless check-ins etc & reduced capacity. I’ll wait and see.
Been swamped with photo editing Thurs., Fri and this morning. Finished and delivered results this afternoon…awaiting review re: print selection, sizes, quantity etc.
Recent blood work showed mult readings outside std range…need addit workup. My calcium score is pretty high at 785 etc. and they said I need to re-start statin for (plaque etc.). Agreed to go back on statin. One thing at a time.
Jackie – I can smell that pork chop, potato and onion roasting in the oven. YUM. Until your comment and the video – I knew nothing about Vera Lynn – love learning this new kind of information. History and English were my favorite school subjects. I can’t tell you how happy that single sunflower makes Jean… she is like a kid when it comes to certain things. As for PJ’s – I have a half-dozen ideas I am mulling over to make the kids laugh. (ps - Joy of Painting with Bob Ross can be addicting LOL and love the dogs on the moors.)
Lin – Glad you got the cards, plants and tomatoes taken care of.. I hope the Soc Sec call went ok. It seems those calls can go either way depending upon the representative. You and Jean must have the same genetics spending an hour on the phone. I’m good for 5 minutes!
The first time I spoke with Jean was over the phone (I worked with her BFF and it was going to be a blind date) we talked for 1-2 hours. Guess you could say “she had me at hello – and then some! Great job sharing those tea pot photos. They are really interesting. I will pass along your sunflower comment to Jean.
Buzz – I hope your labs prove to be what you want and that your breathing isn’t too bad – that has to be very difficult. Wish you the best.
Anne – I just stole “Whether the weather” to use LOL…
Sandy – Good luck with the cholesterol numbers. That’s a wonderful drop in numbers you had!
Hope all had a great Friday! Bob
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Aah, thanks for all of George’s happy birthday wishes. He has been a part of our group along with Daisy, Katie, Jilly, Barbie’s Bernie and pooches and yes Anne, where have those years gone? Jilly 4!!
Here he is with the new toy that Betty keeps running off with but to be honest he much prefers his favourite brown stone sitting on the floor in front of him that he buries under rugs or the sofa!
Stayed up ‘til midnight so George could enjoy his whole day. He’s now snoozing and I’m ready for bed after an evening of BBC Shirley Bassey concerts and documentaries What a lady, what a singer!
Patsy, Betty is the toy fiend in this house, always collecting out of the basket and creating a nest for them. The funniest sight is her carrying the largest stuffed toy up stairs to bed each night! We see the devastation those fires are creating on our news so I feel for you if even the smallest threat is close by. Is anyone in touch with Diane on Facebook to know she and her family are safe?
Sandy, it’s always a bonus to come away from a hair salon happy with the result! That’s quite a drop in your cholesterol count so well done but a shame it’s restricting what you can eat. A friend has similar problems with her Type 2 diabetes meds to a point she worries about going out anywhere. I hope the alternative works for you.
I agree with Anne about mucking about with genetics. We should leave these imbalances for nature to sort. Ha, silly me, when did scientists ever do that!
Bob, our health centres reopened a couple of weeks ago and my neighbour uses the gym. She tells me it’s well organised with hand sanitizers at every piece of equipment but time on each is limited to keep people moving on and out! No shower facilities or changing rooms either so she has to travel to and from in her kit. I could tell from your photo that Jean is a happy mum with her sunflower!
Good news about Jilly Anne. I’ve a little dog biscuits recipe book that advises to introduce new ingredients a tiny bit at a time because many dogs find human foods toxic.
Lin, customer service again!! 😤🤬 Nothing else to say!
Hello Buzz 🥰🙋🏻♀️
George has gone to bed of his own accord so all the days excitement must have tired him out. Me too plus it’s nearly 1am so I’ll get Betty out for a last garden visit and follow.
Nite all
Jackie
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JACKIE, glad to read Shirley Bassey is still around!
A good night ditty for BOB and for the next rain burst.
The rain it raineth on the just,
And on the unjust fella,
But it raineth harder on the just😇💦
'Cos the unjust stole the just's umbrella.😋☔️
Sigh, Anne.
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Hello. Not a good night’s sleep. May doze for a while.
I thought this was a lovely photo. No information on the tea set to share. It just made me smile. And I am sure anything that looks like good are just props for the photo. Decorated styrofoam, totally inedible.
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Pretty teaset LIN, and if that photo came from the UK, those meringue nests will be totally edible. I'm surprised I didn't emigrate looking like a battleship. I think in those days the key was everything in moderation. My first errand when I visited England was to the bake shop to buy their version of a pastry lined cheesecake. Nothing like the cheesecake we buy over here (although it is scrumptious as well).
Another favourite was "mouse droppings". A small round cake morsel covered in jam I think and dipped in chocolate bits. Glad I haven't completely lost my memory.......yet.
Mikes day off and we will be heading to the pet store to buy another more suitable hairbrush. Bean is shedding like crazy especially in the Pomeranian ruff area and I wonder if her tummy problems are connected to swallowed fur.
Met Maria taking Tony for a walk last night and holding his hand. He looked quite good but poor Maria who was very youthful looking when they moved in next door has aged quite shockingly I thought. It must be absolutely dreadful during this pandemic locked in with a poor person with dementia and no relief. Tony still recognizes her but not his two sons, wives and grandchildren. He shouts for them to leave if they turn up.
Enjoy every second dear Sneakers.
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A brighter day thank goodness and when the sun pops out it’s warm. I drove the pooches to one of our favourite areas only to find the car park packed full with horse trailers, Range Rovers and lots of people and horses. Fox hunting season doesn’t begin until October so it must just be a ride out for fun although little or no social distancing taking place! I drove on to a quiet area and took a stroll round a derelict mine engine house so George and Betty could run free and investigate.
The boxing up of items continues and this afternoon I have to sort through dozens of vinyl LP’s dating back to the 60’s. What to do with them? Some valuable others sentimental. First ever bought was a Peter, Paul and Mary album which set me apart from my friends’ pop music choices and that trend has continued through to today.
I’m feeding neighbours’ cats until Monday when friends of theirs arrive while they spend the next week on a canal boat somewhere in Oxfordshire. Noisy neighbours the other side appear to be away too so wonderfully quiet!
Anne, a few days ago I watched a documentary about people who go missing and in this episode 2 separate cases of dementia sufferers showed what a nightmare it is for any spouse. A lady left her husband at home while she lunched with a friend during which time he went walk about and it was shown how police used CCTV and Facebook posts to trace him, just in time as it turned out! The other was a man who took his wife into their town for a coffee, turned his back and she disappeared. It left me feeling emotional just watching so no wonder María is exhausted. It’s a terrifying and cruel illness for both carer and sufferer.
Bob, history was a favourite subject for me at school too, still is. So much is like reading the most fascinating, exciting or sometimes heartbreaking novel with the added bonus of being for real.
Sorry you had a disturbed night Lin. It’s Saturday so hopefully no necessary chores or trips out.
Anne is correct about the meringue nests that I think are filled with thick cream and sugar iced violets... yummy!
Ok, time to dig out the albums. 🤦🏻♀️
Happy Saturday. Stay safe. 🙋🏻♀️
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Oops, who did that to my photo? 🤷🏻♀️0
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Hi. Plants watered and tomatoes gathered. I love that! I pull a little red onion every once in a while. Just remembered I left it outside. I had better rescue it.
Okay Anne and Jackie, I was trying to make the food in the photo less enticing, I don’t want to set someone off on a hunt for forbidden goodies. Yes, the photo was from a British site but let’s just play they were no calorie set props. 😂😂
Diane will probably stop by someday but I see her everyday on Facebook and she’s not said anything dire about the fires. A friend here on MFP did mention she had to evacuate her home and go to live with her son. Wringing her hands I am sure about whether her home is still standing.
I spent quite a while yesterday afternoon on the phone with a friend who is deciding on a laptop purchase (maybe). Her late husband was in charge of all things electronic and so she is working from a huge deficit here. She had everything removed when he passed away so she needs Internet service, a new laptop (she trashed the old one after not being able to get it fixed), put away the printer, which wasn’t working. And I feel bad that she cannot even figure out how to use the DVD player.
Anyway, after a long conversation and she is armed with more questions! And I think I provided a bit of help.
I am going to check pending charges on my credit card. I see they actually charged twice for that no-show order and I finally got an email saying the order had been cancelled. Thank goodness it is just an inconvenience, what if I had been in actual need of groceries? I also wondered if they are trying to force people onto the $10 delivery fee and off the free delivery?
Well, I had best get going.
I am so glad George had a wonderful birthday and thank you for the photo with his favorite stone. ❤️❤️
And I have no idea how today’s photo got flipped!
Anne, happy shopping to you. 🙋🏼♀️
Best wishes to all today and always.
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Happy Saturday!
I started a post and accidently hit the close X. Anyway the sheets are in the dryer and breakfast has been eaten. Bryanna picked up my new prescription yesterday and stayed to share my dairy free pizza which was delicious and a glass of wine. We ate on the balcony and it was wonderful being with her as I don't see her as much anymore. She is going on a rode trip with her friend who is getting her Master's in California. They are planning on camping out instead of a hotel and are bringing pepper spray and other protection (no guns). Bryanna will fly home even though no one wants to fly but she is cautious and will probably not see me for 14 days and no doubt get tested to be safe.
Lin, since I am very techie I can imagine how hard it is when you know nothing about electronics. Of course I have two sons who are always willing to help me if I get stuck. I am glad you were able to help your friend or guide her in the right direction.
Jackie, I think you are trying to make us contortionists and make us stand on our heads to view your picture. I tried turning my phone around but that didn't work. lol You remind me of a friend I had who has since passed away. He was in his late 80's and we used to play gin together and then go out to eat with Babe. He once told me I put some of my old vinyls in the trash yesterday and I said no don't do that. He had so many Elvis albums and I said ask your kids first because they are probably valuable. He did listen but I wonder if the trash men keep the ones he threw out. Sorry, just reminiscing. BTW, it is still a beautiful picture.
Anne, yep, that time of year for new coats for most dogs. Poor Marie, it has to be so hard and even harder on their children and grandchildren. Such a horrible disease.
Hello to Patsy, Barbie, Bob and Buzz. Have a wonderful day.
Sandy
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It was a wonderful morning. After my walk, Jean and I spent almost an hour on the deck enjoying sun and warmth – it was about 68 degrees. Then it was time for me to clean-up, shower and head out for groceries (hunter/gatherer LOL). Nice time – a bit busy but not crazy.
Back home, I started to get things ready for an afternoon steak cookout. Then Jean and I headed to the mall for a second walk…by then it was much warmer and humid – so inside was nice. We split up for a bit, so Jean could stop at Hallmark and a few other “women” stores and I got to browse things that would be of no interest to her. It’s almost cookout time now.
I took another photo of Jean’s sunflower and posted to social media. Next thing I know my wife and a group of her friends decided they are all going to plane 1 sunflower next year for fun! (here is pic).
Jackie – George is one handsome guy… and looks loveable. My kind of “buddy” dog! Sounds like your gyms are under control. I can tell you my current gym has always been SUPER CLEAN and a lack of cleanliness is why I left the last gym I had belonged to for years… a new owner let things go and it got gross.
Just read your second post – ahhhh… I LOVE my vinyl and play it daily! All kinds of music from George Strait to Dean Martin to Bruno Mars, to Mario Lanza to Al Martino to… the list is endless. I was given some “abused” vinyl recently I would like to try and salvage. Is there a cleaner you can recommend? These weren’t treated with the respect they should have been.
Anne – I copied that full poem this morning and posted it with todays forecast to social media. Jean loved it! Now I will have to do something with that rain ditty.
Lin – Nice tea set! Love all the different styles you have posted etc. I must say, I always need a handle bigger than most tea sets. Maybe I’ll try some to have some tea with “a small round cake morsel covered in jam I think and dipped in chocolate bits.” Hmmm… where di that idea come from? LOL Anne.
The boss just called up – I think she is hungry – by for now. Bob
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We had a lovely visit with Michael who turned up in his new works car. Love it. The colour is Persian green which is a sort of deep blue with a greenish tint.
He brought a can of pure organic pumpkin purée for a recipe I found on the internet. Bean is absolutely wild about these cookies! So after we picked up a nice new brush for her at the store I baked the cookies whilst they trotted off for a walk. Very hot and humid this weekend so I baked early before it got worse. If anyone is interested this is the recipe.
2/3 cup of pumpkin purée - natural, no sugar added.
1/4 cup peanut butter
2 large eggs.
Beat together then slowly add
2 1/2 cups whole wheat flour
To make a rolling out dough.
My smallest cookie cutter made about 35 cookies
Bake at 350 for 20-25 minutes, depending how crunchy you want them.
I can guarantee the Bean whimpers for them and Mike and I ate one each. A little bland for human taste buds but they taste okay for an emergency, lol.
Tony has been brought home three times by the police as far as I know JACKIE. Each time happened when Maria turned her back for a brief moment as she cleaned. The furthest he got was on a bike. I wish with all my heart I could help her, but he trusts no one except Maria who he sometimes thinks is the cleaning lady - if they had one!
Looking in my fridge, a good shelf part is devoted to Jilly. Container of cooked yam. Container of cooked rice. Container of cooked chicken. Frozen chicken pieces for future cooking. It's a dogs life!
Just wish they lived longer otherwise I'd opt to be a dog in the next reincarnation. Cookies on the counter top, toys all over the floor, brushes in a bathroom drawer and so forth. Recognize a pattern PATSY!
Think I'll join Bean in a nap, although I've just seen a message saying Bob is ahead of me and must see what he had for lunch,
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Bob, my vinyls travelled from England to Canada and back again increasing in number over a couple of decades then sat in storage for nearly a year while I got myself re-settled. Damp air did it’s worse In storage so that some covers left cardboard pressed into the grooves and mould damaged some even more. The husband of a friend who had collected literally hundreds of albums over the years recommended this cleaner and one by one I worked my way through my collection spraying one side, wiping with an anti-static cloth then playing that side, flipped over and repeated the process. He told me to also occasionally spray the needle on the player and gently remove any muck picked out of the record grooves. It worked a treat then when Covid appeared I put the spray bottle in my car and used as an alcohol hand sanitizer in the first few weeks when panic buying made it impossible to buy the real thing!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Tonar-Vinyl-Record-Cleaning-Bottle/dp/B00EWLTCPC/ref=sr_1_31?dchild=1&keywords=Alcohol+cleaner+for+vinyl&qid=1598128459&sr=8-31
My collection goes through Sergio Mendes to Isaac Hayes (Hot Buttered Soul) on to Leonard Cohn. Even Edith Piaf makes an appearance and I’m guessing we all have a few Frank Sinatra albums!
Your sunflower picture and words would make a stunning t-shirt logo. I might just beg, borrow or steal it!
As ever I became side tracked during my afternoon of sorting when a collection of books got my attention. A huge and heavy Chronicle of Britain had me flicking through its pages that are set out in the style of newspaper articles. Mary Queen of Scots seemed a particularly brave woman faced with execution. Before being beheaded she had to listen to a long tirade about her Catholic beliefs but replied that since she had been a catholic all her life she may as well die one. The best thing of all was that as she walked to the scaffold one of her little dogs trotted along unnoticed under her skirts and after she was beheaded it put up a good fight refusing to leave her. Well done that little dog!
Anyway, books now sorted so definitely the vinyl collection tomorrow.
Sandy, very wise to have told that friend not to throw out his collection. My friend Pat did just that and has always regretted it. She did give me a Neil Diamond album before the rest went but it has a lot of scratches so jumps and skips! Elvis is second to none of course but I’m guessing he ended up in a dustbin poor man rather than staying in the family! Lovely that you got to spend quality time with Bryanna. A glass of wine and pizza on a sunny balcony sounds perfect.
It’s a dog’s life Anne but did you know it used to mean the opposite when they were chained up outside to guard, thrown scraps and didn’t live long... How times change!
Ok Lin, not a calorie in sight in today’s tea photo!! Thanks for letting me know Diane is not mentioning the fires as a problem on Facebook. I know California is a big state so hopefully she’s nowhere near.
I’ll get to bed a bit earlier tonight. It was close to 2am last night! 😴😵
Jackie
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"It's a dogs life". No, I didn't know JACKIE. Thanks for the info. I meant the very opposite of course. Talking of Jilly Bean, today she is definitely on the mend. What a relief, I was rather worried for two or three days.
We are just settling down for the evening. These days with my few channels, Saturday night is the only decent viewing night for me.
Night night, everybody,
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Sort of Slipped and creeeched my hip and knee! Not feeling very chipper today. All will be well in a bit of time,I am sure. Be well everyone.
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So sorry Patsy. Feel better soon.💕0
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Ouch Patsy, that sounds very painful and I’m thinking you are down playing the outcome just a bit. Difficult times lovey but don’t be scared to seek medical help and advice if needed. ❤️
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Oh PATSY, how horrible for you. I was beginning to wonder if you were okay. Please rest and get well very soon. Sending love and a big hug, Anne. XX0
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Good day. A James Sadler teapot.
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jwubben6600 wrote: »Sort of Slipped and creeeched my hip and knee! Not feeling very chipper today. All will be well in a bit of time,I am sure. Be well everyone.
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Oh Patsy, so sorry ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I hope you are recovering a bit today.
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Hello again, tomatoes watered and I have brought in more lovely little gifts from the vines. The plants are losing their leaves and more leaves are turning yellow. My friend says it is a harbinger of the end of the season. NO! Not yet ☹️ All too short since I got such a late start. Maybe I will start purchasing potting soil this fall so I can get an earlier start next year. 😄
Bob, I adore the sunflower and can see how it would inspire people to plant one (or more). Your weather sounds lovely. We are having a bit of a heat wave with mid-90’s expected all week and unfortunately no rain whatsoever. There were showers North of us yesterday. The drought is expanding in this state. Jean’s lovely sunflower would need drop irrigation to survive here. 🌻
Jackie, I looked up the cleaning product you mentioned, I cannot find it for sale in the United States. There is a German company that will sell and ship internationally but the cost is too high for me. My vinyl will have to stay dirty. I have relatively few albums left, I got rid of most when, I’m a fit of cleaning frenzy, I donated most to a charity having a sale. But I have some albums left and almost all of my singles, 45’s, in three carrying boxes. Someday they will all go. But not today.
Anne, what a nice day yesterday. And the much desired pumpkin for the Jilly’s treats! I am glad the new work car is eye catching.
Sandy, great time with dear Bryanna. ❤️❤️ A time to treasure.
Last evening a friend call and we chatted for almost and hour and a half. She described an early birthday celebration and more. But overall, she sounded so down and depressed that I felt the need to try to bring up other topics and to try to entertain her. Why do I do that? Anyway, when I hung up I was wrung out like an old towel and went to bed. I found this morning that I had left a light on in my haste to just lay down. 🙃 oooooh, the electric bill!
A new puzzle finished.
Wishing everyone a day that contains something happy and/or enjoyable.
Long distance hugs ❤️❤️
Lin
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Since yesterday afternoon someone has been trying to video call me on WhatsApp but each time I’ve not been near my phone so missed them. I tried calling back yesterday but no pick up so after a couple more attempts by whoever this morning I began to worry perhaps someone not in my contacts is trying to let me know a friend is in hospital or worse. My first port of call was my very good friend who had a stroke when staying with me a couple of years ago... could it be her son? Called her about 1100am after walking on the moors and we just got off FaceTime 2.50pm!! She’s fine and we had lots of laughs about all sorts but I must get back to sorting my vinyl collection.
Lin, that same friend went through difficult marital problems a few years ago and I would often spend hours listening to her on the phone in a depressed state but nearly every time she would say how much better she felt having talked but I’d be left carrying her load and feeling awful! I guess that’s what friends are for. What a shame the vinyl cleaner isn’t available in the States but perhaps something similar is out there. I gather it’s the alcohol that makes it a good option because it doesn’t leave a residue.
A quick snack eaten so on with my tidying away.
Happy Sunday everyone.
Big hug to Patsy ❤️
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My long gone vinyls certainly went back before Sinatra became the rage. We never thought they would become valuable once CDs arrived.
PATSY, we all hope you recover quickly.
Hi to all my dear friends, and I' m off for a bit of a nap. The poor breathing affects my ability to remain focused on much! Buzz 1 -
Well said JACKIE on your advice to LIN. It IS draining on the person listening, but the person who needs to talk is so much helped when we just listen. I get a bit of the same from Maria. Her sons don't really understand what she is going through and sometimes a non judgmentall friend is a friend indeed.
No jollying up. Your friend obviously realizes she can get things off her chest with you. I cannot imagine how hard it must be to be a professional counsellor, be saddened by what you hear and try not to take it home with you at 5 o'clock!
My little pup is still not really herself. If she doesn't improve, the vets tomorrow. I'm keeping her home in the cool today. No long walks. VERY hot and humid. She is like me, we both prefer colder weather.
This has been the most horrible year for everyone. From the high and mighty to the little guy at the bottom of the heap and as Mark said this morning on his daily text message, allergy season starting. Just great! PATSY, be sure to let John look after you, cook your meals, clean the bathroom etc as you let that hip and knee heal.
Bye from Anne🙃and the Bean🐶❤️0
