HAPPY NEW WEEK!
I hope everyone has a week of joyful, serene summer days.
I posted a couple of replies at the end of last week's thread. I read with interest all of your news throughout the week, and I apologize for not replying to everyone. I've been ill this week, and I haven't accomplished much of anything. Sorry, folks, for this negative start to the thread. I usually try to write a positive post.
Have a good week, all.
LINDA – Your swollen sore knee worries me. That time I tripped & fell at Dau’s, I drove home OK. But over the next few weeks I became less & less mobile. I had to hobble to GP with walker, had injections in knee, until finally he ordered a MRI. That showed I had so much damage (bits of me caught between bones, severe bruising, etc) that I needed a knee replacement. Please don’t delay medical advice if it is not getting better. PS I cannot imagine how you cope with stairs.
Today is bin day and OH announced he had done the bins. Great because last few weeks he has not remembered or has been in pain. Quite early the first truck came by, on our side of the street, to collect the Recycling. Alas, OH had dropped the newspapers, etc in the bin and forgotten to park it by the kerb. Ho hum, 2 weeks time, I shall double check.
Just a thought
For people who don’t like what they do, Friday is the best day. For those who love what they do, Monday is the best day. For people who have found their passion, each day is the best. (Hrishikesh Kamat)
Lindy - I am glad your knee is improving. Keep pottering along!!! Sorry your OH has another cold. Hope you don’t get it. So glad the washer is a success. Pat - very pleased that the conference was good and useful. I remember going on conferences and courses. The “in” word in those days that you had to “cascade” the information to your colleagues. I know there is always a lot of work to do to get ready to do that. Good luck Heather - I love Banff. I have been there several times because my Canadian friends live in Calgary. My favourite spot there is Bow Falls. I love the turquoise colour of the water. (I have always been in the summer) I have been birdwatching today! Hooray. A friend and I went to Burton Mere Wetlands RSPB just for 3 hours. Sadly, the green sandpiper we had hoped to see didn’t show but we saw 31 species of bird and heard 4 others. Great white and little egret, marsh harrier, snipe, avocet and spotted redshank in full black breeding plumage were some of the highlights, but my favourite was at least 4 sets of tiny fluffy tufted duck ducklings. They were already diving. Really cute.
Anyone here like eagles? Click on this one to see a few more:
Our herring gulls are red listed birds. Think about that the next time you hear some flaming idiot calling for a cull of them.