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A wonderful birthday card for your mum @dunelmGood morning everyone on a day full of promise after the deluge of yesterday here in the dark and dangerous north. So heavy a rain that I was constantly glancing outside to see if I could spot a big boat taking in animals. Girl in The Bubble stayed last night so I expect that a cafe will be in order this morning but not until the cavalcade of the bin lorry has been watched. Art bit, it’s my mum’s birthday today so sent her a bird on a branch. Happy Birthday to everyone who has a birthday today especially if it’s an early one and full of excitement and anticipation. Hope you all have a better day than you did yesterday. Best make some late Kofee.
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Thank you very much IanMorning all from a dry L.A. where it is -ve COV test, no grandchildren, Little Guy's ™ 2nd birthday and drip trip day. @lindisfel good news on the e-consult outcome. JKP uses it for herself and MIL but as @gennepher says MIL almost certainly wouldn't on her own. @gennepher both creatives look amazing but I know what you mean by not being personally satisfied by something others like. @dunelm enjoy the time with TGIB, happy birthday to your mum, thanks for the stupendous artwork. The LG is off to the zoo today - he, of course, is blissfully unaware beyond making lion noises which are more to do with Moveit, Moveit. Footfall is down in high streets - lowest in 14 years - allegedly due to rain. Nothing to do with an almost identical period of austerity, chasing a mad idea which was always bound to make us poorer, three totally inadequate leaders, people being consequently broke and many high streets becoming mainly fast food/coffee/sandwich outlets, charity shops and nail bars then? Y'all have the best day you can although I'll admit to hoping 45 squirms somewhat.
Happy birthday to the little one. Hope it's a great day for everyone involved.Morning all from a dry L.A. where it is -ve COV test, no grandchildren, Little Guy's ™ 2nd birthday and drip trip day. @lindisfel good news on the e-consult outcome. JKP uses it for herself and MIL but as @gennepher says MIL almost certainly wouldn't on her own. @gennepher both creatives look amazing but I know what you mean by not being personally satisfied by something others like. @dunelm enjoy the time with TGIB, happy birthday to your mum, thanks for the stupendous artwork. The LG is off to the zoo today - he, of course, is blissfully unaware beyond making lion noises which are more to do with Moveit, Moveit. Footfall is down in high streets - lowest in 14 years - allegedly due to rain. Nothing to do with an almost identical period of austerity, chasing a mad idea which was always bound to make us poorer, three totally inadequate leaders, people being consequently broke and many high streets becoming mainly fast food/coffee/sandwich outlets, charity shops and nail bars then? Y'all have the best day you can although I'll admit to hoping 45 squirms somewhat.
Your creatives are a joy to everyone, even when they show a darker mood. Even though you are not happy with them, they do allow you to express your feelings/tiredness. I'd be very happy to be able to produce something like these.Fbg 6.7
Those sparrows are the most quarrelsome I have ever seen. There is one male sparrow who has established himself as Dictator over all of them. The other male sparrows, several of them sit on a branch behind him, making themselves look smaller than the Dictator Sparrow, so as not to gain his attention.
Wildlife nighttime camera.
Badger gets a smack from cat Midnight...
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Creative is acrylic ink painting, top one. Bottom one is played with digitally, but I was not satisfied with however many variations I have done. So, I saved 10 versions. And chose this one. I was looking for something calming, and I could not do a calm painting to save my life this morning...
I am overtired this morning. Didn't sleep properly. So, that is affecting my judgement with the paintings. I don't like either this morning.
Just cooked an early breakfast, now trying for a nap.
Back to look in later.
There is a little robin in my garden, not a young one, but he has no tail at all.
Have your best day.
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Happy birthday to your Mum. Sure she'll love her bird pic.Good morning everyone on a day full of promise after the deluge of yesterday here in the dark and dangerous north. So heavy a rain that I was constantly glancing outside to see if I could spot a big boat taking in animals. Girl in The Bubble stayed last night so I expect that a cafe will be in order this morning but not until the cavalcade of the bin lorry has been watched. Art bit, it’s my mum’s birthday today so sent her a bird on a branch. Happy Birthday to everyone who has a birthday today especially if it’s an early one and full of excitement and anticipation. Hope you all have a better day than you did yesterday. Best make some late Kofee.
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Welcome to this little corner of this useful site.9.6 this morning better than 12-15 previous what should I aim for pls ? Is it 5?
Iv only recently starting testing
Thank you so very much @AnnbYour creatives are a joy to everyone, even when they show a darker mood. Even though you are not happy with them, they do allow you to express your feelings/tiredness. I'd be very happy to be able to produce something like these.
He would love that and say thank you very much - followed by, remote granddad - with pointing to ensure I knew what was needed - Moveit, Moveit please
Retirement is not what it is supposed to be!What do I know, she has spent c.40 years writing notes on patients and teaching other medics, so I guess she should know what's what.
Don't know how she will cope with retirement.
The aim in blood glucose monitoring is to lower the spikes after food, with the low carb amount of food you do have! So your pre meal or fasting reading gives you a benchmark to gather the information you need to inform you which foods you can tolerate or not!9.6 this morning better than 12-15 previous what should I aim for pls ? Is it 5?
Iv only recently starting testing
It is the working class fault!Morning all from a dry L.A. where it is -ve COV test, no grandchildren, Little Guy's ™ 2nd birthday and drip trip day. @lindisfel good news on the e-consult outcome. JKP uses it for herself and MIL but as @gennepher says MIL almost certainly wouldn't on her own. @gennepher both creatives look amazing but I know what you mean by not being personally satisfied by something others like. @dunelm enjoy the time with TGIB, happy birthday to your mum, thanks for the stupendous artwork. The LG is off to the zoo today - he, of course, is blissfully unaware beyond making lion noises which are more to do with Moveit, Moveit. Footfall is down in high streets - lowest in 14 years - allegedly due to rain. Nothing to do with an almost identical period of austerity, chasing a mad idea which was always bound to make us poorer, three totally inadequate leaders, people being consequently broke and many high streets becoming mainly fast food/coffee/sandwich outlets, charity shops and nail bars then? Y'all have the best day you can although I'll admit to hoping 45 squirms somewhat.
I packed in work in my early 60’sRetirement is not what it is supposed to be!
We have to adapt to alternative time consuming activities!
Some are chosen, many not!
If I had the chance again, I wouldn't want to retire!
Tandem mobility scooters are available and very popular at some overseas seaside resorts (very dangerous to do wheelies in).Back from town now with my legs stiffly bandaged. Luckily, it's only feet and up to the knees. Leaves the ankles a bit inflexible but I can bend my legs. While waiting for Neil to pick me up from the Health Centre, a woman, about 60 I imagine, drove up in a mobility scooter and took a whole disabled parking space. She could easily have parked it closer to the entrance and not taken up one of the few spaces available for people with mobility problems. That thought was reinforced when I saw her jump out and trot in a very spritely fashion (it was raining) into the clinic. Maybe she needs the scooter for walking any distance, but she really didn't need to take up a whole disabled space.
It started me thinking about my brother's plan to get rid of his car and buy mobility scooters for himself and his wife. They can both walk but he feels less sure about his driving these days and neither of them can walk any great distance any more. I can picture the two of them driving off down the road, side by side on their scooters. It's a strange image. I was asking Neil if he knew anything about driving licences and mobility scooters. The last time he looked into it for someone it was a grey area apparently. Depended then on the kind of scooter (on-road or on-pavement type), and various other factors but I can't remember them all. Perhaps it has been clarified by now.
I wonder if there are mobility scooters that take a passenger, like a pillion on a motor-bike. Tht would seem (to me) to make more sense than having one each.
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