So, who wants to help ... to flummox the cellar?

Sweet dreams dear wee bee

I had a mate who called me the fallen ballerina with the big boobies

He taught me how to use firearms

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I note the ā€˜had’ there. Teaching you to shoot might not have been his brightest move, all things considered.

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Well it was his job to teach us poliss wimmin to handle the weapons we had to carry

I hated the whole idea of being armed after thirteen years of being unarmed

I sobbed myself to sleep every night of the course as I couldn’t bear to think of what a gun is designed to do

I was delighted to hand it back when I was retired on medical grounds

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Whereas there are times I would dearly love to have a gun to hand.

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Saxophonist for a target?

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Oof
Busy day here, relatively speaking.
I met an former MLer in town for Lunch. She was in Chesterfield for a funeral yesterday, so it was good to catch up.
I had a cheese scone, with bacon & melted cheese onnit with a small salad.
Bluddy lovely.

I had a message from the GP surgery this morning, inviting me to an appointment with a GP & the Trainees. It will last between 30 & 60 minutes, & give them an insight into my condition.
I accepted with some alacrity…

Carinthia.xx

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Let’s call the whole thing…ooooff

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As long as you don’t damage the sax

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[yawnity] tseep things to do things to oh hello there

yardarm

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Bacon butties to fuel your endeavours?

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I’d better, just to be on the safe side…

[pourity][pourity]

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I am excited as my outdoor shower is en route

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Warfarin nurse insisted on stabbing my finger rather than my thumb.

Outside edge of left forefinger happens to be used in knitting, blast the woman. Having a hole in it means that every stitch hurts. But putting a plaster on means everything is clumsy. Gaah.

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Fishy

When I do my pricking for home testing I use the tip of my left index finger towards my thumb side

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As opposed to someone just grabbing your hand and whanging their test-spike-thingy into it. Yes.

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Goodness, Fishy - that sounds like assault! It’s a long time since I stabbed digits, but I was taught that repeated stabbage of any one digit could result in loss of sensation in the long-term* and that stabbed thumbs can bleed a lot. However - *this advice was with regard to frequent blood-letting to check blood glucose levels and your tests are not so frequent. Sorry for the garbled reply - it’s been one of those days, already! Off for walkies.

Soo xx

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Ah, well, I am deemed to be Sensible and not make a fuss – I have cultivated this reputation so that if I ever do have to make a fuss, they will pay attention.

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We just call that ā€œweatherā€

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But Joe my shower gives me solar powered hot water
I am delighted with it

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Well, you will be, when you get it… :wink::joy:

Carinthia.xx

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