Afternoon,
(((FarFar and family)))
Noggy, I agree with Spence, that sounds teriifying to me!
Pippi, isn't it scary when our teenage rebels settle down and become model citizens? 
BTW, your OU stuff sounds fascinating, vernacular history really gives a feel for what was happening to ordinary people, doesn't it?
Chuggy it sounds as if you are having fun catching up with John Lewis an M+S 
Larry, what a shame - I thought I was keeping in touch and, it appears, wasn't. I will PM you via this site.
Gary, I meant to ask yesterday whether you have tried anti-allergy wipes on your cat? They are supposed to break down the dander and make it less allergenic. We have recently purchased some to try and make life more pleasant for MS (and SB when he is home). It is too early to tell whether they are effective, but it was worth spending a fiver to give them a try.
I used to really enjoy bakig and decorating cakes. However, I stopped because it is better for my eating plan if I stay away from that kind of thing. I also now find that the pain and fatigue rule out me cooking from scratch like I used to. In this house, ready meals and packet mixes (jars, tins etc) rule supreme!
Friend came round for a cuppa this morning, she has some ongoing problems that she wanted to talk over (well, she also wanted to play with my little black boy) then out this arvo with my Thursday man. Quiet evening at home for MS and I as he has already had his birthday meal.
(((WIN)))
WAIST well xxx
