welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Seems Boris is going to make an announcement at 4 pm. Doesn't sound good.

Apparently, it is on BBC 2 at 19.30 tonight so you must have a late viewing in Scotland then.Not on until 9 for some reason. Never known it so late?
https://www.tvguide.co.uk/detail/3907497/35796399/live-six-nations-rugby-union
Here's an idea.You are so domesticated! Unlike moi!![]()
That will be to announce a full lockdown starting June 1st.Seems Boris is going to make an announcement at 4 pm. Doesn't sound good.![]()
So it is. 8.10 Kick off. Seems to swap to BBC 1 later. Sorry.Apparently, it is on BBC 2 at 19.30 tonight so you must have a late viewing in Scotland then.
I’ll nip round to the Co-op and see if they have one!Here's an idea.
Tomorrow, @numbnuts gets up at 0400 and rides 40 miles in the hissing rain and you can make a chocolate cake![]()
Thank you for the wishes. Humour is temporarily banned in the household - laughing hurts, coughing a little too. The worst thing ever now is sneezing - my goodness that hurts! The other half has her birthday on Monday and big bunch of flowers has just arrived - my luck is they'll start me sneezing.
Excuse me BUT.......Same here.MrsP is thinking’s about going for a walk Checking on Amazon to see how quickly they can delver flippers and wet suit![]()
Bloody hell Monkers, you don't do things by half do you.Good moring all. It's not so cheery here today. A very grey gloom for a sky, low pressure and an ongoing threat of rain.
After a time away from here following a difficult set of circumstances, I posted a couple of weeks ago with the intention of spending more time here again. I thought the worst of woes had happened, but then just a day or two later, I had a tumble from my bike. This loss of dignity was reinforced by managing to land in a roadside puddle of builder's mud and sludge. Being in a dazed state I rested up and waited for pain to subside. The people in the front garden by where I'd landed took little to no interest but others stopped their bikes to see if there was anything they could do.
I managed to ride the couple of miles home, immediately opting for a wallow - think Reggie Perrin's M.I.L with all that mud! Feeling a bit sorry for myself I carried out an assessment, an assortment of bumps and scrapes and shoulder that felt all out of shape.
The good news was that customary forever queue at A&E was non-existant. I was in triage within just 15 minutes and visiting the trauma unit just a couple of minutes later. Adam introduced himself and declared a suspected category three acromioclavicular joint sprain (busted up left shoulder). No delay to speak of for X-ray either which soon confirmed what Adam had said. The X-ray seemed to suggest a fractured rib too. Back to X-ray within minutes - 3 ribs broken in the back and another with a small fracture in the front. Before long I was sent home with one arm in a sling.
The next day was a bit of a shocker, bruises started to come out; I wasn't quite sure what to do with myself, couldn't sit, stand or lie down on any side without great discomfort. The first week became something of a blur due to taking painkillers. Two weeks on more bruising emerging, I'm still too tender to ride. I tried one quick session on the turbo but that soon seemed to aggravate the shoulder injury.
The bike is OK before you ask. The left shifter is a bit scratched up but no other damage at all, no frame scratches. Phew. Wiggle happened to have the part I needed in a clearance sale at £40 - I have that ready now to fit.
I can now manage to hold the laptop, so I'll breeze back a few pages to try to catch up a bit.
Keep well and stay safe all. xx
I’ve still got some scar tissue on my hip that’s still slightly painful to touch even after 6 years and yet the collar bone never bothers me unless anything presses too hard on the plate. The body is a weird and wonderful thing!Thanks to everyone for their kindness. I'm certainly better that I was, the cuts healed remarkably quickly - (they always seem to, it's my one superpower) - strange how some bruises formed right away and have healed, while others are just erupting after two weeks. Why do the late onset ones hurt more? Does anybody know?
They were deeper bruises not superficial ones.Thanks to everyone for their kindness. I'm certainly better that I was, the cuts healed remarkably quickly - (they always seem to, it's my one superpower) - strange how some bruises formed right away and have healed, while others are just erupting after two weeks. Why do the late onset ones hurt more? Does anybody know?
Excuse me BUT.......
One of the first lessons on my first scuba diving lesson........
They are not flippers.....they are fins.
They are not goggles......its a mask
But you are forgiven my son
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Thanks dad