tdr1nka
Taking the biscuit
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- SE London, Bandit Country
Is it an allergic reaction?
I've just tried the NHS online Swine Flu 'symptom checker'.
I've just tried the NHS online Swine Flu 'symptom checker'.
Tea? (Part 1)
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Slightly raised. It could be an allergic reaction to the anti-biotics I have been taking for the past week. You are supposed to be in bed!
I have started a thread on this to get some advice, but will phone the Doc, ie the one at the Surgery, tomorrow.
I have started a thread on this to get some advice, but will phone the Doc, ie the one at the Surgery, tomorrow.
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- The TerrorVortex
TheDoctor admits to not having the foggiest!
Get thee to a medic. And you, tdr1nka, ought to maybe give the dark delights of alcohol another bash
Hot Whiskey with Lemon sorts most of lifes problems IMHO.
Get thee to a medic. And you, tdr1nka, ought to maybe give the dark delights of alcohol another bash
Hot Whiskey with Lemon sorts most of lifes problems IMHO.
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
I have been visiting the GP surgery so often, I think I have my own reserved space in the c*r park!
Yes, I will contact the Doc again tomorrow.
Yes, I will contact the Doc again tomorrow.
Amanda P
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- York. Well, York-ish...
My condolences and sympathies to those not feeling well.
I'm sorry to have to report, though, that I myself am in the best of health, the sun is shining, my fixie frame is finally powder-coated and ready to be collected, and the network at work is running sweetly this morning, hence my ability to communicate with you all.
My employer has adopted the swarm-of-locusts approach to PAT testing. I arrived this morning to find the office taken over by four large geordies taking the place apart and testing everything with a plug on. Happily this included the new coffee maker that one of our departing students gave us as a gift, so we can now use it and I can report that it produces excellent coffee.
Even our veteran fridge passed the test.
I'm sorry to have to report, though, that I myself am in the best of health, the sun is shining, my fixie frame is finally powder-coated and ready to be collected, and the network at work is running sweetly this morning, hence my ability to communicate with you all.
My employer has adopted the swarm-of-locusts approach to PAT testing. I arrived this morning to find the office taken over by four large geordies taking the place apart and testing everything with a plug on. Happily this included the new coffee maker that one of our departing students gave us as a gift, so we can now use it and I can report that it produces excellent coffee.
Even our veteran fridge passed the test.
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
I have seen the Triage Nurse, she has diagnosed a "Drug Eruption".
No further medicine prescribed, in case I am allergic to it.
She says to keep cool, and use Calomine lotion, it might take ten days to clear up.
My internal microchip for illnesses will decide to multiply this by a factor of three, I think, cos that's what it normally does. So, who is going to be at home a lot with plenty of time to watch the Tour? 
Tea? oh yes, that is supposed to help you cool down. or iced Tea?
No further medicine prescribed, in case I am allergic to it.
She says to keep cool, and use Calomine lotion, it might take ten days to clear up. My internal microchip for illnesses will decide to multiply this by a factor of three, I think, cos that's what it normally does.
So, who is going to be at home a lot with plenty of time to watch the Tour? Tea? oh yes, that is supposed to help you cool down. or iced Tea?
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Where is that Tea Spot. Bacon sarnie, just one rash er.
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Drug eruption? The sun and summer tops are to blame...vestUVius! Lava bread might help also.
I hope you feel a little better soon. (I put two pence each way on 'Fly By Night' in the tooth hurty at Epsom - does that count?)
Let's all get under the weather now - the nice weather that is...
Of course the other reason for the skin raisin could be a bad dose of Sun, Maid
I hope you feel a little better soon. (I put two pence each way on 'Fly By Night' in the tooth hurty at Epsom - does that count?)
Let's all get under the weather now - the nice weather that is...
Of course the other reason for the skin raisin could be a bad dose of Sun, Maid
tdr1nka
Taking the biscuit
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- SE London, Bandit Country
The heats not helpin the puns there Peri'.
Hooray! I'm still lurgy riddled and just trying to sort out today's school cycling sessions with regard to the heat. It might not be a good day to have twelve kids out in a sun trap of a playground for an hour. Phew! It's a scorcher!
Hooray! I'm still lurgy riddled and just trying to sort out today's school cycling sessions with regard to the heat. It might not be a good day to have twelve kids out in a sun trap of a playground for an hour. Phew! It's a scorcher!
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- ...I don't have much idea - really.
Sorry to hear you are under the grippe too Dom - may your innertube of vim return, inflated forthwith.
(Yes - vim...not talc
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(Yes - vim...not talc
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Arch
Married to Night Train
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- Salford, UK
Phew! I'm hot....
I dried a couple of pillow cases (spinner drier has gone west) by hanging them in the window, they were dry in minutes! Have left the duvet cover hanging over two airers, hoping it doesn't drip...
Sorry to hear about all the lurgy. Like Uncle Phil, I'm afraid I'm perfectly fit..
For now...
I dried a couple of pillow cases (spinner drier has gone west) by hanging them in the window, they were dry in minutes! Have left the duvet cover hanging over two airers, hoping it doesn't drip...
Sorry to hear about all the lurgy. Like Uncle Phil, I'm afraid I'm perfectly fit..
For now...
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
If I felt like going swimming, I could have the pool to myself in about five minutes flat. When people see my splodgey legs! 
Well they are usually a bit splodgey, but not this bad. Fortunately I have no splodges on my face, ha ha, except of course the one on the end of my nose!
Well they are usually a bit splodgey, but not this bad. Fortunately I have no splodges on my face, ha ha, except of course the one on the end of my nose!
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Just for you Arch, some doughnuts, also watermelons and other fruit!
http://www.larkmade.com/products/handknitteddoughnuts.html
and cupcakes
http://www.larkmade.com/products/handknittedcupcakes.html
http://www.larkmade.com/products/handknitteddoughnuts.html
and cupcakes
http://www.larkmade.com/products/handknittedcupcakes.html
Arch
Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
ooooh! sweeet! I like these, too. battenburg!
http://www.larkmade.com/products/handknittedcakes.html
I love the fruit tart with the kiwi on it...
http://www.larkmade.com/products/handknittedcakes.html
I love the fruit tart with the kiwi on it...
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
If you are in Fossgate, no 17 IIRC, a shop called "Give a dog a bone" is your local stockists. Not suggesting you buy them, but you could see them in the wool as it were!
I kept trying to think about taking a photo of the knitted cakes (at teddy's tea party) in the window of the Charity shop, but it is awkward to get a good shot. I would either get the reflection of me in the window, or the back of the teddies heads!
I kept trying to think about taking a photo of the knitted cakes (at teddy's tea party) in the window of the Charity shop, but it is awkward to get a good shot. I would either get the reflection of me in the window, or the back of the teddies heads!
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