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It was such a simple idea, all motorists are required in France to carry a yellow high viz vest. They scoffed at the idea thinking they’d just take number plates and issue fines if cars with a vest on the dashboard caused obstructions. They didn’t calculate that the peasants didn’t have any intention of getting their cars impounded. They simply started by crossing roads, slowly on foot at roundabouts and strategic junctions. The rest followed on. There’s talk and pictures of black ops infiltrators deliberately causing damage to discredit the movement of angry but basically peaceful protest. But we couldn’t believe that could happen could we?

Nope. Bragged about him at dinner. He had an IV line, but didn't need anything put into the line, so he really had no bad reactions or wooziness to recover from. And the place is literally across the street (another nice feature of this place, and the city of Davis).
I 'eyed askance' at him, though. And would have felt horrible if he hadn't made it.
The last kicker? The ophthalmologist saw him on a Saturday morning for the followup visit, and called here this morning (on Sunday!) to make sure he was all right. We have never had a doctor do that before.

How was her operation, Lynne? Everything okay?

Too much fake - and unevaluated - 'news' being transmitted instantly. And the liars don't have to check their facts, so they get out front and we never catch them.

Sister was in quite a bit of pain she had anaesthetic drops not an injection and she was told afterwards she should have pressed her buzzer and had more drops. . She has an appointment for a months time for her follow up check. I wish she’d have had your husband’s treatment.


Kitty was coughing all day yesterday, literally, from 3am in the morning. So she is off school today, she got a decent sleep though after falling asleep on the sofa at 5:30pm. I've abandoned her to the care of my Dad while I go on to work. She doesn't seem to mind.
Our tree went up on Saturday after seeing Santa. Kathleen was ecstatic at seeing the main man and Nathan was devastated when we went to leave, he wanted to stay and watch the model train of Thomas and Duck going round and round and round, he loved the trains. It was a great afternoon and well worth the money (only £10 each!).

Glad the kids enjoyed it Jud, shame Kitty was poorly yesterday, glad your dad could look after her. Wow, no wonder you are glad to be in wet Wales Lynne! Glad the ophthalmologist has shown such great aftercare Alicia.

The only lights I've ever been asked to switch on were the ones on our own tree. And then it was less of a request than an instruction

We've actually got a lovely sunny day today and clear blue skies. It'll be cold tonight

I to lack the combination of fame, charisma and recognition as a leading light within my field, so like Will, I'm merely instructed to turn lights on (or off) rather than invited to the grand opening to do it
Glad you had fun :-)

Still slogging along here.
Good news, our landlord is going to help us get wifi in the flat after the holiday.

Heh, I don't even get invited to turn the lights on at home. I'm probably not responsible enough. :-D


Tuesdays are the worst days of the week. I have to work through lunch as well just so I can get home in time to make tea and then head out to GB for 6.
Will have to go for a coffee soon.

Anyway, I'm back for a bit now having missed about a year's worth of goss.
Expect typos galore - my new phone has some very strange ideas about what it thinks I meant to say.

Good to hear you have recovered again! 5 cats is a lot for 1 person even without ME.
Kath, you need to take time to rest those poor wee feet of yours.

Sorry that your feet are objecting to your busy lifestyle Kath! Nice to see you back Loretta - looking after mum and kittens is exhausting enough without ME or being allergic! Good on you for helping though. Good news Patti.

Only 3 minutes left now, I think I can start getting my things together and putting my trainers on without anyone judging me for skipping out early. I hate not having enough work to do, I hope tomorrow will be busier.

You know what? It's really nice to stop for a breather and catch up with folks here.


Whole day with year 8 today, so I shall probably need a cold compress for my forehead and a gin when I get home later. 'Tis the season for kids to be nutty after all. Looking forward to a weekend of reading, editing and writing. Wish I could do that all week!

Got a meeting at 10, can't decide if I want a coffee enough to go out in the rain for one.
They'd need to get proper UK chocolate though Patti. That could work out quite expensive :o)
I have until Monday to put in my order for the Christmas dinner so I can think on it for a while.
How are the feet today Kath?
Hope you got a good rest last night Desley

It's raining hard and fast here but I need to go out for provisions. 😵


I'm waiting for a few dry days in a row so that I can squeeze myself out the roof hatch (it's a very small hatch!) and apply new flashband to the skylight. The bloody crows have pecked it all away again. Rain is currently dripping through on to the lower level glazing in an annoying thud thud thud thud kind of way...

Glad your feet are better Kath. Good luck sorting the skylight out R! Hope you get a run in Jud

Is your neighbour ratty as well as being owner to a rat? Are they a ratty 'ratty' neighbour?
Vegan. That reminds me I need to get a secret santa present for a friend and it has to be posted so I need to get it soon.


Amazed you managed all that with ME; I barely have enough to breathe through the day sometimes. I'm doing PT for the spine - and then getting very little else done, including writing.
Good for you on taking care of the little sweethearts. I love kittens.

Tbh, Alicia, it nearly finished me. I've told them there's no way I'm ever looking after them for longer than two weeks again. It put me two months behind, I missed all my deadlines, and still haven't managed to finish the paperback.
Do you have ME? How long have you had it for? I've had it over thirty years but it did improve once I had my badly diseased gallbladder out. I'm still far from being well, but I couldn't have written novels ten years ago. The best thing is, as my friends are saying age is slowing them down, I'm feeling better than I did thirty years ago. That gives me a certain amount of satisfaction. I can't get out much atm, but hopefully, in a few weeks, I'll be getting out for my weekend walk again.

I'm sure I can find a submarine for you, might have one careful owner :-)

I'm sure I can find a submarine for you, might have one careful owner :-)"
Or a yellow one with 4 careless owners?

I've had it for 29+ years.
I'm going to friend you - is that okay?

Been in London today. Poured with rain!
Moved into our new offices over the weekend. They are lovely, and we all settled in pretty quickly.
Kath, how's your lad after his op?

That will be lovely, Alicia. 😊

that works :-)

As long as our fearless leader doesn't send out yet another email with something that needs to be changed.
Grrrrrrrr
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