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Reynard

Guru
Pain meds taken, and now it's time to hobble off upstairs to bed.

Nunnight one and all xxx :hello:
 

biggs682

Itching to get back on my bike's
Pre work exercise has been travelled
First cuppa brewing
Slowly getting lighter but not much blue sky or sunshine yet
 

Jenkins

Legendary Member
Good morning from a very dull and overcast Suffolk. Coffee has been had.

About the most exciting thing today will be deciding in which order to do the shopping. There's slightly too much to get into one backpack load, but not enough to warrant the use of the ebike & panniers so do I do Lidl first or do I do Morrisons first?

I need to be at home from mid-afternoon to receive a parcel (no safe place option) so a bit of bike cleaning and lubricating may take place while I'm waiting.
 

postman

Squire
Just had something to eat , then it's time for my home chemo meds. It's been a long day 1st chemo then off to radiotherapy for a scan and getting marked up for treatment.
all the best from me here in Leeds.i have no idea why but i sailed through chemo,but i saw many who did not,my word they looked really ill.All the best to you also Wilberforce,go on i have to say it.May the Force be with you.
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
The doctor decided I needed a blood test so she sent details to the GP reception. I pick up the form, on which the receptionist has written a phone number. So this morning I phoned the number, where an automated system asked for my phone number to send me a link to the online booking system. They send me a SMS message with the link and I book an appointment online.

I mention this because the phlebotomy clinic is 2 floors up from the reception where I picked the form up from. I can't help thinking it might have been easier to use the building's infrastructure, i.e. the stairs rather than handwriting the phone number, making a phone call, getting a message, and using the link to make the appointment.
 
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