G'Day Doreen calling in
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| Sat, 05-24-2003 - 5:38am |
Well Friends I am going to start with a little memory, from when I was a very
small girl my Dad used to say if I tried to pick up something heavy "be careful
you will hurt your Phuffoo Valve" all my life I wondered where this strange thing
was, the other day I could hardly believe my ears when I heard myself saying
it to my DGD when they went to lift something, of course they were so intriqued
& wanted to know all about it, I had to tell the truth & say I forgot to ask
Poppee before he left us, they were quite satisfied about that they loved Poppee.
Rosemary I nearly came to tears when I chanced upon your post where you spoke of
about your DS, sadly some of us are born with turmoil in our brains, until the
reason is found there is a lot of pain & misunderstanding to go through for
the person & loved ones close, I call it the luck of the draw.
Betty I do hope your Dear MIL is easier, how sad she is having some regrets about
her earlier behaviour, but on the positive side it is lovely she can talk about
it to you & your DH. Even I am becomming excited about Annika is it too much
to hope for?
We have done the shopping today, we do for the whole week in one trip, tried
something new today, halfed it, went through the checkout, Jack took that lot to
the car, I went on with the second half, this has come about because I find it
very difficult to stand there so long now, it worked quite good.
I posted most of this the same last night, pressed the preview button as usual
& it all disappeared, got so mad, that I spat the dummy & went to bed slightly
sulky.
Bye for now Girls take care, HUGS Doreen

I hope that your new shopping method works out better for you. Our grocery stores here have small electric vehicles that you can ride around. Do you all have those? You are probably glad when each weeks shopping is over with.
I had no trouble reading this post. Have a good evening..Hugs..Becky :-)
Your new shopping method sounds great and hope it works out good! DH and I each take a carriage and go our own separate ways in the store as we both shop quite differently; we meet at the register one behind the other but still check out as a single customer. It has worked well since his retirement and since he's always doing the shopping with me now. As a matter of fact, he buys a lot more than I do. He buys in bulk--my gosh, I don't think we'll ever eat all that food, and I usually buy more the fresh veggies and fruit, something he just automatically skips over. Oh well, at least we're not starving.
Hugs and have a good day! Bea
Anyway - hope you have a great week-end - Rosemary