What are you all up to today? - part 3
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Bakers2 replied on 01/12/2016 09:10
Posted on 01/12/2016 09:10
Warmer, on the thermometer anyway, start to the day +3 but very grey with mist , much prefer the cold and bright. It must have warmed a lot overnight as frosty early evening and bed time. Have to tackle clean through my own house today, not overly motivated!! Hubby fine after his fall thankfully, although he was immediately afterwards from what I can gather.
HelenandTrevor replied on 01/12/2016 09:21
Posted on 01/12/2016 09:21
Another cold and frosty morning. Just listening to Tim Peake (spaceman) on Chris Evans Radiom show. What a great guy he seems. Off to docs for MOT in a couple of minutes
He was o the One show last night, he does come across as a really nice guy.
Hope all goes well for your health mot too.
HelenandTrevor replied on 01/12/2016 09:26
Bakers2 replied on 01/12/2016 09:30
Posted on 01/12/2016 09:30
B2, when we had to clear out Mum's we found all sorts of things stashed away. We still have boxes of photos that we keep saying we are going to sort out. There is something quite satisfying when you've had a good cull of things, little and often does it. Its good that you are able to go and do jobs for your Mum, hope OH is ok after his fall.
Yes its much easier now I don't work I have to admit. She's in her late eighties and lessons of thrift and make do and mend aren't forgotten. That's not a bad thing in itself but having a large property with outside storage DOES NOT encourage a cull, rather the opposite. I think the wardrobe storing the towels contains all the curtains she's ever had . When I wrested the teacloths, mostly very reasonable condition, in fact now I washed them I'll offer a lot of them to a charity which helps the homeless set up on their own, too good for rags. (Oh dear do you think I've inherited that gene? ).
On the photo front I want to get some of hers, she's said I can but like you boxes drawers full, to make album for our kids, I want her to name people on them if I don't recognise too, especially for granddaughters in NZ as they'll never get interaction family history. They are very keen on their roots out there and it is done as part if their schooling.
When our daughter married the bridal couples parents were asked for a photo from their wedding and one of their parents wedding. A lovely idea, which I think would be nice here (other generations could be added if photos exist - ours don't we a late starting lot my grandparents born in 1890's except one 1870's) and ,they were beautifully displayed with a lovely message of family before and coming.
OH seems his normal self.
Sun is breaking through
brue replied on 01/12/2016 09:41
milliehull replied on 01/12/2016 09:44
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milliehull replied on 01/12/2016 13:14
Posted on 01/12/2016 13:14
Had a frustrating morning. Courier attempted to deliver a parcel from that well known internet company yesterday but we were
out so he left a card saying that they had delivered it to our neighbours. Mr H went round this morning with the card. Mum and daughter there and said that No they did not know anything about it - no parcel. Mr H then went round other neighbours but they
knew nothing either.After much searching the internet I eventually found out how to contact the said internet company and had a phone call where I told them off in no uncertain terms and said I wanted it sorted ASAP as courier had obviously delivered it somewhere
else and we couldn't find it. Neighbours son has just come round with the parcel. Apparently he took it from the courier just as he was going out, put it in his car and forgot about it - he was very apologetic. I bet he got a real telling off from his Mum.
I have just had to contact said internet company again to apologise.
milliehull replied on 01/12/2016 13:15
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