What are you all up to

I'll be in pigtails by the time I get my appointment Millie but I have been promised a cancellation! 

B2 it really is a small inheritance our daughter is receiving, so buying power is limited!  Her main spending ambition is a triple wardrobe so that midddle grandson can clear everything off his bedroom floor. I expect she'll save the remainder for a rainy day. She doesn't own her home and lives in area where houses are expensive. She has sorted out her Aunty's failing health, dementia onset and affairs single handly and over the last year we've been her "back up" group on the phone. I expect it's a been a similar tale up and down the country.

Only got as far as Morrisons this afternoon, Oatibix & Oatibix Flakes and Red Fruit Flakes plus lots of non-edibles bought. So Over the week-end I can follow sports various while mixing and intermingling my new cereals with the existing stuff in order to drag the sugar levels down { Well I am not going to throw it all away now am I     }  Six months approximately till the next Nursey Interview crops up and by then I hope, I did say hope,  to be back in Medico's Good Books. and getting ready for all those celebrations in December  

For all your kind help & assistance I thank you  

Felt compelled to write to our Councillor yesterday and am pleased to say she has actioned 2 requests, nothing out of the ordinary already.

Her husband called around with some information this afternoon, so she'll be getting my vote as an Independent, who seem to work harder than political affiliated ones.

Day has finally decided to warm up, a bit too late.

Mrs WN did report that the poor hairdressers got some terrible abuse, mainly from elderly people who should know better, because firstly those complainers hadn't been treated a priority and secondly because there weren't enough "layabouts" of hairdressers in the shop, despite the hairdressers only being allowed a total of 6 people in, 3 customers and 3 hairdressers. It took an hour longer because these elderly complainers kept just walking into the shop expecting immediate service. Mrs WN not best pleased with them and felt the workers reacted admirably.

WN,  You wrote Yesterday and got a personal visit today   By 'eck you must have an awful reputation for responses like That !!  Have you ever thought of opening Offices next door to the Government Offices 

We have had to wait just over a month but today was Dad's funeral service. Obviously just a small number of close family, including a couple of cousins of his who I hadn't met since we were all children. Lovely weather and a nice service, a fitting way to remember him.

These flowers weren't done by a professional, but by his grandson's mother in law - we thought they were a match for anything a qualified florist might provide.  

Moulsey beautiful flowers and I thoroughly agree on the standard of them.

I'm glad that you were able to give your dad a personal send off. A month's a long time to wait to say a final goodbye, but my friend had to wait 8 weeks, no PM to delay things. Sign of the times or living in a very populated area 😢😢.

I hope you and your family can begin to remember all the wonderful times you shared. May he Rest in Peace. 

Yes it sounds as if you had a lovely send off to your dad, and I'm sure he would have approved and appreciated it all

I'll second those sentiments. 

Pleased it all seemed to go as well as can be expected M.

I just threaten to send Mother-in-law around to discuss matters. Seems to work.

It sounds as though you gave your Dad a wonderful send off Moulesy. I am so glad the weather smiled on you.  The flowers are absolutely beautiful.