pawl
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Mrs p due for discharge from hospital todayWas originally yesterday 
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Nice one.Mrs p due for discharge from hospital todayWas originally yesterday
Have you written out a list of jobs for her to do ? Let her enjoy a cup of tea first though
.Joking aside I hope she is full fit again.
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
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- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
Wow, the Vuelta coverage on Quest last night was stunning... You would never think that a time trial in Spain would have so many interesting Polish customs guards searching cars for imported illegal drugs!
Let's hope that the person who clicks the mouse clicks on the right icon next time...
Let's hope that the person who clicks the mouse clicks on the right icon next time...
I was with another rider at a cafe in Whalley once. We had ridden there by a hilly indirect route of about 45 kms rather than the more obvious easy 25 km route. The woman who served us asked how far we had ridden. She was very impressed by that, but totally gobsmacked when we told her that we had another 120 km to go...
pawl
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- Desford Leicestershire
arNice one.
Have you written out a list of jobs for her to do ? Let her enjoy a cup of tea first though
Joking aside I hope she is full fit again.
She very rarely drinks tea She has a scar from just below breast level to just above her groin She is going to have to take her time for a while No lifting etc She’ll have to give up her window cleaning and milk round for awhile
Thanks Dave 7
Discharged with a week by wee timetable of activities she can do Covers between six to eight weeks
Thank you all for your support
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numbnuts
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- Gone over the hill and far away
I've been shopping by trike and trailer carried 83LB worth
and still managed 14mph average with 28mph down hill
and still managed 14mph average with 28mph down hill
WoWza.....don't ask me why but I assumed they went in via the 'nether regions'.ar
She very rarely drinks tea She has a scar from just below breast level to just above her groin She is going to have to take her time for a while No lifting etc She’ll have to give up her window cleaning and milk round for awhile
Thanks Dave 7
Be sure to give her our best wishes.
classic33
Leg End Member
And make off with something?Onion gravy with roast chickenthe onions will over power the chicken
ebikeerwidnes
Guru
- Location
- Z’ha’dum
Got wet on my ride today
That's 2 days running - Met Office really need to sharpen up on their time estimates!!!
Also managed to catch the back on my shin on the studs on the flat pedals while trying to get through one of the anti-motorbike barriers
WHen I got home I found 2 significant scrapes and bloody bits
must add some anti septic cream to the shopping list!!!
That's 2 days running - Met Office really need to sharpen up on their time estimates!!!
Also managed to catch the back on my shin on the studs on the flat pedals while trying to get through one of the anti-motorbike barriers
WHen I got home I found 2 significant scrapes and bloody bits
must add some anti septic cream to the shopping list!!!
Mo1959
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- Perthshire,Scotland
This site can sometimes be useful to track approaching rain.
https://www.netweather.tv/live-weather/radar
ebikeerwidnes
Guru
- Location
- Z’ha’dum
Thanks Mo
Actually I use Windy as it is prettier - but same idea
Today the rain sort of materialised from nowhere (OK actually due to changes in humidity and temperature and pressure and stuff). Normally I can see the rain moving in from Wales or from the Irish Sea and can predict how long I have got - today there was almost nothing and when I got home there was rain for miles around
But the radar sites are very useful - and they show lightning as well - which is interesting in a storm!
Actually I use Windy as it is prettier - but same idea
Today the rain sort of materialised from nowhere (OK actually due to changes in humidity and temperature and pressure and stuff). Normally I can see the rain moving in from Wales or from the Irish Sea and can predict how long I have got - today there was almost nothing and when I got home there was rain for miles around
But the radar sites are very useful - and they show lightning as well - which is interesting in a storm!
Right.
All the bedding has been washed and dried.
Do you ever get one of those days when the bl**dy base sheet refuses to fit. Turn it round....no. turn it again....no. .must have done that 4 times before I beat it into submission
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In other news......chicken is done, spuds are roasting, veg is waiting to be steamed, gravy is almost ready.........BAD NEWS is we have no Yorkshire puds
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All the bedding has been washed and dried.
Do you ever get one of those days when the bl**dy base sheet refuses to fit. Turn it round....no. turn it again....no. .must have done that 4 times before I beat it into submission
.In other news......chicken is done, spuds are roasting, veg is waiting to be steamed, gravy is almost ready.........BAD NEWS is we have no Yorkshire puds
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Right.
All the bedding has been washed and dried.
Do you ever get one of those days when the bl**dy base sheet refuses to fit. Turn it round....no. turn it again....no. .must have done that 4 times before I beat it into submission
In other news......chicken is done, spuds are roasting, veg is waiting to be steamed, gravy is almost ready.........BAD NEWS is we have no Yorkshire puds
I often have that problem, our hospital bed mattress is a smidge longer than a standard mattress, standard fitted sheets vary a little bit in size so I've got some sheets that only just fit but need persuading.
numbnuts
Squire
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- Gone over the hill and far away
well done
Where's the meat then? and what is that pale stuff?
