What's everone doing today?

[Michael Rolls]

Pysio appointment later this morning, as recommended by my masseuse and GP. Should be interesting
Mike

[granny moss]

Goodness !!!!!That's busy !!!!!gmx

[Michael Rolls]

Well after enduring 50 minutes of GBH at the hands of a charming young lady physio, it will be interesting to see how the shoulder feels tomorrow
Mike

[granny moss]

I have nodded on and off on my chair up to 4pm...... I am so fed up with the repetitive TV ....and Covid, and the Government.....and the people not
having the vaccine.....and all the sick people and all the sucking life.....and boring myself .....and everyone else.......gmx

[Michael Rolls]

You’re not boring, granny. Far from it
Mike

[Wandering Walter]

Indeed you are not boring GM far from it I enjoy reading you posts, I think most of us and not just in here are fed up with Covid, Politicians, Political Activists, selfish arrogant idiotic Anti- Vaxxers, Anti Maskers putting other people at risk, the cold weather , journalists, and crap TV     

[Michael Rolls]

Just spoken with our granddaughter on FaceTime. Today is her eleventh birthday. Can’t believe how the years have flown. If only Veronica had been here to see her
Mike

[granny moss]

What a lovely age for a young girl.....I am sure your dear wife can see her, and she is very happy !  gmx

[Michael Rolls]

Thanks

[Coastal]

Well as you can imagine the weather's not great in Wales, but I decided to have a trip to Aberystwyth anyway, very wet and VERY VERY windy, they've had a real bashing overnight and a lot of the beach isn't where it should be (along with some of the promenade) so a few road closures (along with a fair few shops) consequently it's a bit of a ghost town in places.
The drive there and back was an experience, Hell of a lot of surface water (so bad in places that there were temporary traffic lights) I spent a lot of the journey in either the middle of the road or on the wrong side (whenever practical)

[Wandering Walter]

I remember a beach on Achill Island in the west of Ireland years ago, the sandy beach disappeared during a storm, it came back some years later after another storm 

[klondike]

The first was sold by Mick as builders sand. When the building fell down Murphy was paid to dispose of the dodgy concrete.

[granny moss]

Up at 5.am....still so very dark.....I think I am getting a bit lazy.....only thinking about what jobs I need to do......but it is always....tomorrow.....and then another tomorrow......and so goes by my interesting life


The problem is, incentive is lacking.....and I do love  " Il dolce far niente..."   The sweet doing nothing !....




A lovely day to you all !  gmx

[Michael Rolls]

Or manana, manana

[Michael Rolls]

And there was the Irishman who was asked what was the Irish equivalent of the Spanish 'manana'. He thought a while. then replied 'Sure, and I don't believe we have a word to express such a high degree of urgency'
Mike