Hi all, where does the time go?
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@Japes all credit to you, when my next door but one neighbours rented out their house whilst trying to move, a woman in her 60s was the tenant. When she moved out they found her chewing gum stuck inside the drawers of the piece of furniture she'd used as a desk. The whole house had been been used badly, including by her dog. I'd heard about her chewing gum habits from a friend who does computer work and had been to look at her laptop. She handed it to him and there was chewing gum stuck on it! He refused to touch it until she removed it and cleaned it. I really, really don't understand some people.
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@hh I really, really don't understand people who do things like that. I rent and I'd be mortified if I didn't leave this place better than I found it (which was in very good condition). Furniture is my own, though, and I am naturally careful with it.
Maybe I should be blaming our elderly instead...!! However, the worst of it is on pews we've not been using whilst social distancing demanded it and most of them have stayed home during all this.
I'm having an unexpected basal test day. Not entirely sure what my insides decided to react badly to about 12 hours ago but they parted company with my evening meal most dramatically around 2.00 a.m. and less dramatically when I woke up at 5.30 a.m..
Then, possibly as a result of dehydration, (which is incredibly unusual for me) I had the most horrendous dizzy fit when I came downstairs for something to drink. (No, not a hypo or hyper, I managed to check - and bloods've remained very steady ever since)
So.once everything settled after an hour of lying horizontally on the sofa and could sit up without the dizziness, I've been gently rehydrating myself! Definitely don't want to eat anything yet.