Good morning Wednesday

[Workingman]

Vic, you do know that for £29 Jan could leave at breakfast, be with you for midday, give you a good slap and be home for tea. It's a smal world. Be careful, be very careful.

[JanB]

There old people automatically go to the front of the queue.

Only when that particular check-out is open - cheeky young man

Vic, you do know that for £29 Jan could leave at breakfast, be with you for midday, give you a good slap and be home for tea.

Then spend a fortune on pcr tests, antigen tests and heaven knows what eale.

But worth it

[Workingman]

[JanB]

Or I could make him eat the curry I've just made.

A tad warm

[victor]

Curry? No way

[Kaz]

Afternoon everyone

Well Mick and I escaped the kids this morning, to nip out for an hour for a coffee. When we got to the top of the road I suddenly thought it might be nice to ask J and J if they wanted to join us. So we popped round to D's, left the car there and the four of us walked down through town, to the Docks, got a takeaway coffee and watched the skaters, then walked all round where the boats are, then home through town again Well over 10k steps We've not long got home Quiche and chips for dinner

Ally, that's a great film

Love to all xx

[JoM]

This day last year we had snow, lots of it.
The sun came out this afternoon so I walked Bill and was too hot in my coat so ended up carrying it and walking in my jumper and jeans. Just about everyone I passed was doing the same.

[Workingman]

Quiche and chips for dinner

Hmm, I need my glasses checking.
Quiche looked like Quicky.

Quicky and chips.... well, why not?

[Kaz]