Afternoon everyone have been hopping in and out recently but not had much to say and of course was busy with the mum thing over Christmas and having Michael and Gorden home. Gorden returned back to work Monday and I took some time to relax and get my head back in a good place. Think its there now.
Mum is still with us although frail seems the Dr wrote her off a bit too quickly he doesn't know her as we do. Gill starts another brief session of chemo on the 21st in the hopes of shrinking the tumour and then she will start radiotherapy.
We are about to send the useless boiler engineer one more email asking for the £100 he said he would repay and warn him if he doesn't we will be acting on the advice given lets see if that gees him up. Still no response from Matt so looks like we have lost a decent boiler engineer.
Today we got rid of the broken dishwasher to the dump tomorrow the washing machine will be moved from its recess in the living room into the place of the old dishwasher in the conservatory. I can then start moving stuff from under the beds and cupboards upstairs into the cupboard downstairs so progress being made slowly.

Hope all poorlies are feeling better soon.

Aw Nippy, it may be the weather, gone dreadful here all of a sudden, decided to switch girls heating on and immediately there were 4 of them on sentry duty by the back door in case it was tea time!!! They're all back in now their heatings on though. Got the fire going now so house warming up a little. Will look at it then Eileen.

Good to hear the news of your mum LYNN,Welcome back
Bet it was lovely having Gorden home for longer than usual.I know I enjoyed OH being here for a whole two weeks Hope you are feeling back to yourself now xx

Hello Lynn, good to see you. Poor Gill, she has so much to put up with. So your mum has outwitted the docs. She must be fairly strong then.

Eileen enjoy your 5 year old get together. lol.

Just got some of her pee and dipped it, used 2 strips just in case one was dud but all came back clear except the density was the highest on the scale....but she hasn't had a accident again yet....odd, very odd
Omg Nippy ilove going to farmfoods but both of ours are right over the other side of town
Tw, you are right, even if skint you need a treat
Lacey, no eating the play doh Lol, love playdoh
Twix, will tell you a tale in a bit about when we didn't lock our front door

Hi Lynn, lovely to see you, send Gill my good wishes

Come on over GRIFF Mountain of play doh here Lost me the density thing,what does that mean then?Fingers crossed she'll be ok xx

Play doh smells lovely like marzipan but tastes disgusting.

Not even going to ask WHY you want to eat play doh??

I don't now but did try it once when I was about 16 and worked in a toy shop. It smelt so lovely so decided too see if it tasted as nice.