28 October
Oh dear … half the day and gone and nowt done! We didn’t
get up until 10.30 this morning. OK, we don’t have anything to get up really
early for but at time it does feel as if half the day has gone already.
Jan is recovering from her dehydration well by now, which
is good for her. This morning however, the pain in my left side is really bad,
probably worse than it was after I fell. Good job I have plenty of pain killers
to hand.
We still have a lot of bits to do after our week away
though. One of them is to find missing bits n bobs, like my blue badge holder
which seems to have disappeared. I took my Sony A77 with me so took all the new
Nikon bits out of my camera bag and put them away … hahaha … it’s that safe I
can’t them either. We had two photos taken while we out there and both of those
have gone adrift too. Lastly, we have Jan’s case to unpack at last; mine got
done yesterday. I hope all the stuff turns up today.
We visited the travel agent we booked the break with
to find out about how to make a claim to Thomas Cook. Now I have a letter to
write to cover everything involved in the hotel and what we found wrong with
it. An issue I’d forgotten about was the lack of ramps, there being just two in
the whole place; one from the road into the hotel and one from lobby to the
lift area. The one lift that doesn’t need a ramp is so small that when Jan got
in with her case and walker, no one else could get in.
I’ve just moved some washing from the washer to the
dryer after emptying the condenser draw of water. Carrying it to sink I managed
to spill a little on the floor. Cleaning it up brought a thought to mind. Our
flat is termed a ‘supported’ flat, that is, we have pull cords in every room
that we can pull for help if we need it. Now here’s the thing. In Dorktown there
have been a number of robberies where the robber has walked in through unlocked
doors. With that in mind we have now started to keep our front door locked. But
would happen if I had slipped on that water and pulled the kitchen cord? Our
door is locked so anyone who attended wouldn’t be able to get in. But of a
Catch 22 question eh?
Photo time then …
A ride in the sun.
And funny time …
Q. What
did the football coach say to the broken vending machine?
A. “Give me my
quarterback!
Q. What did the football coach say to the broken vending machine?
A. “Give me my quarterback!”
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Q. What
did the football coach say to the broken vending machine? A. “Give me my
quarterback!
Q. What did the football coach say to the broken vending machine?
A. “Give me my quarterback!”
Read more at: undefined | Great Clean Jokes
Read more at: undefined | Great Clean Jokes
Q. What did the football coach say to the broken vending machine?
A. “Give me my quarterback!”
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