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Home alone on dark nights - how to keep occupied
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Perhaps she could try cooking and baking for her freezer in the evenings or knitting baby clothes for charity?" The greatest wealth is to live content with little."
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lilac_lady wrote: ».......... or knitting baby clothes for charity?
how about knitting preemie clothes, or the outfits for 'angel babies' - that would be something very worthwhile?
http://www.knittinghelp.com/patterns/free-knitting-patterns-preemie-clothes0 -
Dies she like gardening in Spring and Summer? Then why not spend some time planning the garden with plant and seed catalogues?Hoping this year is better than the last.0
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PasturesNew wrote: »I'd not want my parents getting a computer ... they're too vulnerable to all kinds of shennanigans on the Internet, like phishing etc. They'd click and give away all their banking secrets without a moment's thought - even if instructed 1000x not to do it.
Then there's all the faffing about with computers that sometimes happens, when it doesn't work. They struggle with flicking a switch on the telly and getting a picture to appear some days, seriously.
that's where having a very tech savvy son comes in, he has remote access to his grandads computer and keeps a v careful eye on him'We're not here for a long time, we're here for a good time0
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