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
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
I note the āhadā there. Teaching you to shoot might not have been his brightest move, all things considered.
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 couldnāt 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
Whereas there are times I would dearly love to have a gun to hand.
Saxophonist for a target?
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 alacrityā¦
Carinthia.xx
Letās call the whole thingā¦ooooff
As long as you donāt damage the sax
Bacon butties to fuel your endeavours?
Iād better, just to be on the safe sideā¦
[pourity][pourity]
I am excited as my outdoor shower is en route
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.
Fishy
When I do my pricking for home testing I use the tip of my left index finger towards my thumb side
As opposed to someone just grabbing your hand and whanging their test-spike-thingy into it. Yes.
Goodness, Fishy - that sounds like assault! Itās 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 - itās been one of those days, already! Off for walkies.
Soo xx
Ah, well, I am deemed to be Sensible and not make a fuss ā I have cultivated this reputation so that if I ever do have to make a fuss, they will pay attention.
We just call that āweatherā
But Joe my shower gives me solar powered hot water
I am delighted with it
Well, you will be, when you get itā¦
Carinthia.xx