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helen4891

Hi, thanks for the well wishers!
Ds3 came home at 3am , his actually got croup not broncolites as thought!
He got given steriods there and has an inhaller to use. Ive gotta take him doctors tomrow for antibotics.
Last night really scared me im going to look in to a first aid course. Does any one know where to look??? Thanks again though xxx

mhoc

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Hearing of his passing made me think of my parents too. End of an era :A

mhoc you sound like you have a bit of what I've got think the longer days and a bit more sun shine should sort us out unless it's our age. . Sending you a hug xx

it is our age and I think getting out and about more would help even if its just pottering in the garden.

I've got a small dish of Nigella seeds which I saved and I think I might get them started this week even though its very early

Serendipitious

helen4891 wrote: »

Hi, thanks for the well wishers!
Ds3 came home at 3am , his actually got croup not broncolites as thought!
He got given steriods there and has an inhaller to use. Ive gotta take him doctors tomrow for antibotics.
Last night really scared me im going to look in to a first aid course. Does any one know where to look??? Thanks again though xxx

That's good news, Helen x

I think the Red Cross or St John's Ambulance might do courses, DD went on one somewhere, will ask her later. x

purpledonkey

helen4891 wrote: »

Hi, thanks for the well wishers!
Ds3 came home at 3am , his actually got croup not broncolites as thought!
He got given steriods there and has an inhaller to use. Ive gotta take him doctors tomrow for antibotics.
Last night really scared me im going to look in to a first aid course. Does any one know where to look??? Thanks again though xxx

Glad to hear he's on the mend St John's Ambulance offer first courses at varying levels.

Morning all :wave:

Tinyshoes

Morning PD

Sorry I can't stay to be up to no good with you I have chauffeur duties. :eek:

mhoc

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I made the most amazing discovery last night while renewing my library books on line:rotfl:.......rock and roll Saturday nights:rotfl:

You probably all know about this but it was news to me and today I feel like a kid in a sweetshop:D

Most county libraries have access to Zinio and I registered last night to find I have access to over 100 monthly magazine and back copies too:T
Everything from the TV listings magazines to The Economist, all the BBC food magazines, health magazines.....in fact all the popular titles you see in any good newsagent plus the specialist mags too ....I counted 5 cycling magazines for Mr TM.

I am beyond excited:D

this is excellent. I cant see anything on my local councils library page but there is a chat facility that is available when they are open so I will ask them then. I am trying not to be cynical but possibly its something ours does not have.
I found the general zinio website but its a paying for website.

I was looking at my daily spends chart spend last night and I have a column for magazines and newspapers but for most months the spend in this column has been nothing - OH brings me home anything collected from trains, odd times you get new mags when you go recycling and then there are online editions - I used to be obsessed with mags pre www days and must have been spending at least £20 a month - funny how times change

purpledonkey

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Morning PD

Sorry I can't stay to be up to no good with you I have chauffeur duties. :eek:

I'm not always up to mischief

I'm halfway through decorating a cake in the theme of Twirlywoo. I swear we had better programmes as kids :rotfl:

mhoc

fairclaire wrote: »

Last Sunday, the whole male contingent of my household went fishing at silly o'clock. I stayed in bed. I was left a note to put the oven on at 140 at 12pm. I did.......so I made dinner :rotfl::rotfl:

I didn't even know what was in there

was that the meat that looked like a welly afterwards :rotfl:

I am not trusted with the oven as I just switch it on without checking the temp so usually its too low or too hot - mind you our oven switches are melted and unreadable since the lads set fire to the over ...so not really my fault

mhoc

fairclaire wrote: »

Bless you silly moo :rotfl:

I'm fine. My family are being amazing and I'm mighty grateful for it. I don't think relate will be listing bone marrow cancer as a marriage saving strategy anytime soon but it's worked for us :rotfl::rotfl:

OH has more than stepped up and the kids are being great with the exception of DD who is being a diva. Don't tell her but this pleases me. I see more of me in her than any of my other kids. Yes, she frustrates me.....but she is me :eek: OH has commented lately how scarily like my teenage self she is. I really don't think I was that bad *sniff* :rotfl:

this is really good news, cherish the good days

altojack

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I am an embarrassing failure in the bird watching department AJ......this is my bird of prey that I'd been watching for weeks and trying to identify.
If you look closely you might see the wire down to the ground

(Found it Di:rotfl:)

How could I forget those weeks :eek: the descriptions, all the guesses
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

But by doing it you could learn to tell the difference between a pigeon and a duck;)

You think so :eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: