Wildly inappropriate ice-cream van chimes, an occasional series.
The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Oof
On Monday afternoon I am seeing the Podiatrist for 45 minutes, & then my Consultant Colorectal Surgeon for however long it takes.
Must inspect my toenails…
Not inspecting anything else… 
Carinthia. xx
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“Glory, glory chocolate sprinkles,
Glory, glory chocolate sprinkles,
Glory, glory chocolate sprinkles,
And the cream goes flowing on!”
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Been busy with a quiz night where I won the raffle - a hamper with two bottles of wine and chocolate and a lot of posh biccies and a jar of pistachio butter
Today J and I cleared a load of stuff for charity recycle and a small amount of landfill rubbish
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The Great Fall Redux. Alas, it happened again. Carinthia has memories of the last time. We were enjoying a very happy walk through woodland, birds singing, sun shining etc. when, for no apparent reason, I fell on both knees followed by my face. The latter is far from a pretty sight and my knees and neck are very sore. However, I found that I had a sprained ankle once I got home and had time to fully enjoy this. Meep.
Soo xx
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Bah and harumph and [ginnity].
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Thankee kindly, Hedgers.
Soo xx
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Oh Soo
Sighs
Lights Candles
Carinthia. xx
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Now dear twin just give all six knees a bit of an ice pack and a bit of a creepy bandage on the ankle and take the sparrer’s medicine and use this this basket of fluffy hugs at will
Poor little stripey twin
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Appreciated, Carinthia. I’m going to bed in the hope that I’ll feel less battered and sore in the morn.
Soo xx
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Poor Bee!
I hope that you are indeed feeling less battered this morning. Take things very gently.
Gxx
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Poor Soo. I hope you’re feeling less sore this morning, and also that Mr. Bee did not do what TFD would’ve done had it been me - tell me off for not being more careful.
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… which is likely to result in two people being battered and bruised, rather than the original one.
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Oh soo, that is not a Like like, more a sympathetic long-term wince. I hope it’s all a bit less Dire now.
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Thanks, Fishers. I look worse than I feel, now. I hadn’t realised, however, how horribly painful a sprained ankle can be and am thanking the deities that I live in a bungalow.
Soo xx
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Oh, poor soobee! Hope Mr Bee is waiting on you hand and literally foot.
(I had to look up if Mr takes a full stop or not. Apparently over here it does, on your side of the Atlantic it doesn’t!)
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I usually write Mr. but type Mr, for some reason, Janie. Mr Bee is presently doing a Tesco shop - he decided I needed their shredded duck with pancakes (very tasty). He has also been busily emptying the conservatory for roof replacement commencing tomorrow. How’s things on your side?
Soo xx
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The rule of thumb I was given as a Jnr Sparrer was that if the abbreviation ends with the last letter of the thing being abbreviated you don’t add the full stop. Of course I expect that as with basically all of English there are exceptions.
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I shall mend my ways.
Soo xx
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