What a pain, Twellsy, but sensible, I’m sure.
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I was called by the clinic in Galway and I report to them at 10 30 in the morning
Thank the Bull for ringing round the available hospitals
I think I owe him a treat
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Good luck with it all.
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All the best, Twellsy. Poor you, again!
Soo xx
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What that Fish says, seconded.
Gxx
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Sner has been and gone. Carpet-fitters are due, any minute.
Soo xx
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I have been captured by the quacks in the Galway clinic
So I will be having a holiday for a few days
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Try to behave yerself, Twellsy. 
It’s a good job that I now have plenty of Candles…
Carinthia. xx
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Good Lord, Carinthia! Don’t say that!
Twellies, try to behave someone sensible.
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I always behave
Just not always good behaviour
I will be swaying in my bamboo egg chair and washing meds down with gin if a gin sparrer can get access to the docks near the clinic
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Mornin’ all.
Clearly there has been an very quiet hurricane in the middle of the night wot has plonked down the valley somewhere else. I can see blue skies! And sunshine!
yardarm
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Blue skies up here, too. Peace and quiet, before the younguns arrive for lunch and entertainment.
Lunch? Breaded scampi, chips and peas.
Soo xx
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Ooh, Scampi
TaTa Sauce too?
Carinthia. xx
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Absolutely. Capers fer those as do, too.
Soo xx
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It also left a whole lot of the pyracantha and its berries in the goldfish palace.
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Yuk, joe. It’s the first dry day we’ve had forran while. The sner remains in tiny patches, but it was a puny effort, right enough.
The grandbees had a whale of a time and what with feeding and bathing, they were ready for their beds on delivery to Edinburgh. I’m bluddy well ready for mine, too.
Soo xx
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I saw sner out the window
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