Morning all. It's misty again today but, hopefully, that will burn off quite quickly and then we should have a nice sunny day. I really must get on with the tree & rose  pruning....
Pauline - best wishes for a speedy recovery and return home.Â
Hazel - hope the shoulder is starting to ease.
Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
Good  morning everyone. I hope Hazel is feeling better. Pauline thinking of you . I hope you will soon be home . It’s a it cool but dry here .Hoping to do some more tidying in the gardenÂ
Hi all. Quick post as am trying to keep arm and shoulder as immobile as possible. Still giving me jip and don't feel too grand just now. Will post when feeling better, apologises.
Pauline, do hope you get sorted soon and return home.Take care.
Good afternoon all. Smug face here as I got my green bin filled when it was sunny this morning. It has now reverted to rain outside so I have retired indoors.
Goodness me Hazel - what have you done to your shoulder to cause such horrible pain? I hope that it eases soon and you can be more mobile.
Cacoethes: An irresistible urge to do something inadvisable
Not quite reached that ever changing date @Ladybird4 I doubt that I'll ever make it if they keep moving it further away!
As it was fine, I decided to walk after dropping the car to see how far I'd get before the creaking got too loud! Can't say it was a very picturesque walk. In front gardens and on pavements I saw enough to furnish a house - beds, sofas, a fridge freezer and even a knife and fork I'm not sure my litter-picker stick and a bin bag would have been much use.
I got to an outlet of an extremely popular fast food chain after 4 miles and felt like I'd earned a rest and some breakfast. Suitably rejuvenated, I foolishly walked the remaining 5 miles home. Safe to say my knee is now grumbling And my feet. And hip. And, oh, my back Silly, old fool!!!
Great news Pauline. Hope it all goes smoothly for you.
Busy, my friend who had her hip op the day before yesterday has decided that the physioterrorists as she calls them are being mean with her. They had her walking up slopes today but she did come over a bit faint as her blood pressure rocketed. She is fine now though. I hope that your OH's pre op takes place with no hiccups.
Biglad, you'll be fit as a butcher's dog after all that walking. (smile through the pain ). It is disappointing to hear about all the c**p in peoples' gardens though.
Cacoethes: An irresistible urge to do something inadvisable
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Pauline - best wishes for a speedy recovery and return home.Â
Hazel - hope the shoulder is starting to ease.
Pauline, do hope you get sorted soon and return home.Take care.
Not quite reached that ever changing date @Ladybird4
As it was fine, I decided to walk after dropping the car to see how far I'd get before the creaking got too loud! Can't say it was a very picturesque walk. In front gardens and on pavements I saw enough to furnish a house - beds, sofas, a fridge freezer and even a knife and fork
I got to an outlet of an extremely popular fast food chain after 4 miles and felt like I'd earned a rest and some breakfast. Suitably rejuvenated, I foolishly walked the remaining 5 miles home. Safe to say my knee is now grumbling
Quiet today but tomorrow will be busier. OH has his pre-op assessment.