Yes, parcels from Royal Mail - Amazon decided they couldn't do the before 1pm delivery and handed them over the Royal Mail who collected them from the Yorkshire hub...
Pre-Covid, I could ask for a porter (whatever the hospital, whether in England or Wales) to take me to the department in a wheelchair, because I couldn't do the walking needed, and between floor stuff. I am on my own. And the porter would say to reception wherever I got taken to, give me a ring when she needs collecting. And the porter would apologise in advance in case I had a bit of a wait when he returned. Now there is nothing like this, and I am totally on my own. One hospital I regularly attend, I either use my mobility scooter, but if it is pouring with rain as it often is, I cannot use it, so I have to allow an hour or an hour and a half for the in hospital walking needed to get to the department (this allows me to rest). And itis the same to get out of the hospital...
Ortiz tinned fish - well posh.On the plus side their aspirational tuna is on point. Seems millenial's/gen z's idea of a big night in may be tinned fish so I thought I'd do some cultural appropriation. My instinct (ok, confirmation bias) is that was more responsible for the sleep score. Further experimentation is needed despite the sharp intake of breath from JKP. My starter for 10 is medical science research is expensive my dear. Bonus questions, if needed, will be on beauty products when she is clearly plenty gorgeous enough. If even that fails I may need to escalate matters - tie breaker - and reluctantlyenquire how much 4000 football pitches of shoes might cost. No risk no reward.
I believe the modern idiom is aspirational. Whatever the term used, the product tears bacon or sausages a new one as they say in certain quarters. Very left bank I believe. Must keep the flame alive or the Lannisters win.
Yes covid has changed many things and not for the good used to be there where the odd chairs you could rest on but during covid they have been removed just huge long corridors with no respite I do have a mobility scooter but have difficulty getting it in and out of the car and this was the first time since covid that I had ventured out to an appointment so thought I would be OK Keiran has put me under strict instructions never to do such a thing again he will in future drive me. Melody suggested that I get a wheel chair so not to have to depend on the hospital.
Hug for that John and you @gennepher. Just to amplify the madness of access and accessibility to medical treatment now, the attached is from the Mychart App CUH use BUT this is for a telephone consultation on March 16th. In some way shape or form there must be a cost involved with this which by the law of small numbers/marginal gains could make a difference. There must be hundreds of similar examples but that doesn't mean 13 years of austerity, Brexit and ideological hatred aren't the elephants in the room.
Roll up! Roll up! - a human using a tool to write with. Another smashing sheep - you will soon have a flock.
That is so funny @gennepher. That must be what animals in a zoo experience. By the way I do love your sheep paintings.
my line of thinking too.
