Krystyna23040
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Oh no, your brother in law has done well to survive all those accidents. No wonder his level of anxiety goes nuclear sometimes.You would not want to be in our house!
I live on a main road into and out of town.
It is also the reason why the sirens never stop.
All the services bar the RNLI, use this road to get to the motorway or the rest of the area.
7.2 cos, I'm in a tiz today.
New dishwasher has arrived, needed it cos of my arthritis and too many chips on Mrs L 's bestest crockery, the china is out away, as is the silver!!!!! For some reason, Mrs L won't let me near it.
Anywho, it is in and done, excepting I needing shopping for it.
So off I went and cos I'm not my usual calm self, the shop was full.
Defcom two as someone mentioned previously @ianpspurs maybe......
So I had to wait, no rinse and for the new machine, no yoghurt or drink for Mrs L, and then no salad stuff for me. Aaaaaghhh!!!!I
20 minutes later.......
Just been out again, found some rinse and yay. But nowt else.
Mrs L has, while I'm out, typically, done too much. And was sitting on the edge of the bath. Mrs L has said she wanted a wash after....... Toilet etc.
I do wish Mrs L would wait for me to help her and ask for help, which Mrs L won't do...!
Talk of accidents, my brother in law, had an argument with a bus and lost, this was when he was seven.
Since it was only minor knock as thank heavens the bus was slowing by a bus stop.
A couple of years later, he was playing on the local swings, he fell off into concrete.
He fractured his skull, big scar from front to back.
Took a year to get him back to school, and during that time, broke his arm, toes and fingers.
He has also bruised his ribs, when a bit tipsy a few year later.
Any who (again) his mental health, unsurprisingly, is all over the place. He says every time, he does hurt himself, cos there are many more knocks and bruises, I can't remember, he goes dizzy, and his balance goes.
But his levels of anxiety goes nuclear, much worse than mine.
His fears and traumas to everyday life is off the scale sometimes.
His favourite saying is.....
Well, I'm still around, and that bus is well and truly rust now!
Nice letter this afternoon, from the DWP.
Advising me that I'm defo not getting winter fuel payment.
I hope my cash goes to someone who really needs it.....
But it would have been a nice chrimbo present.
Funny how saving for your pension all your working life, seems to punish you, time and time again.
And then you pay more tax on it, even though that money was taxed before being taken out of your wages.
Have your bestest footie Saturday or your weekend.
My bestest wishes.
Rain this morning, now sunny, not bad.
Batten down the hatches for tomorrow. Storm imminent.
Where I teach in Norwich is adjacent to the A140 Ipswich Road which is very much like your road. It is a constant stream of emergency services in and out of Norwich. I try to think that it is a good thing - it means that someone who needs help is getting that help.