Susie's back! - Page 3

davemac · 28-01-2012, 21:27

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Originally Posted by susie123

Thank you Doctor Freud.

your welcome

susie123 · 07-02-2012, 17:32

Had a really nice day today. Summoned to Kendal Hospital for a checkup, all well so far, in and out v swiftly, could spend a lot more time with my lovely consultant, he is sooo nice!

Lovely sunny day, crisp and cold, no snow here but there was lots lying, starting just south of Kendal, all very alpine looking on the hills. Really lifted the spirits.

Pushed the boat out

, lunch in Asda next to the hospital then on to the K outlet village to buy shoes, not for me I hasten to add but for Richard who tends to buy four pairs at a time then waits till they start falling apart. He remembers wearing shoes that could be repaired over and over and can't get used to modern ones that get thrown away - unless you pay vast amounts for them in the first place.

Mission accomplished, I was a bit tired after all that but revived after a cup of tea back at home and now relaxing on accyweb! It was just nice to have a day out on such a perfect day weatherwise for this time of year.

steve2qec · 07-02-2012, 18:43

Glad your recovery's going well.

...and you've also returned to form on the quiz front!!!

susie123 · 07-02-2012, 18:51

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Originally Posted by steve2qec

Glad your recovery's going well.

...and you've also returned to form on the quiz front!!!

There's still a long way to go but days like today do help.

And my mouse scrolling finger is on form even if my brain isn't always!

You know we girls always like to be on top.

walkinman221 · 07-02-2012, 18:54

Yes susie glad to hear so far so good, keep on going. And look after yourself take it easy dont do to much

Margaret Pilkington · 07-02-2012, 19:57

Glad you had a lovely day Sue. Days like that lift your spirit.
What is it with men and shoes? I have one who will wear them till they drop off his feet, and what is worse wants to pay as little as possible for new ones.
I can't make him see that when you buy cheap shoes they do not last and are rarely comfortable.
Last year I bought him a pair of shoes for his birthday....I daren't tell him how much they cost, but he said it was like wearing carpet slippers they were so soft and comfy.....and he is still wearing them!

susie123 · 07-02-2012, 19:59

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Originally Posted by walkinman221

Yes susie glad to hear so far so good, keep on going. And look after yourself take it easy dont do to much

Yep Dave, listen to your body, slow down, relax.. it's what they all say. At least using the mouse doesn't take too much energy! Congrats on your performance today - better time, better score... just try and keep it up!

mobertol · 07-02-2012, 20:18

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Originally Posted by susie123

I was a bit tired after all that but revived after a cup of tea back at home and now relaxing on accyweb! It was just nice to have a day out on such a perfect day weatherwise for this time of year.

Best drink of the day Sue, I'm consuming vast quantities lately.

Glad it was a positive day. Been blizzarding all day here, lovely to see though.

Keep taking it a day at a time.

susie123 · 07-02-2012, 21:04

Actually Di I wouldn't mind a good blizzard, makes it feel all the cosier indoors.

You confused with your talk of Lake Garda and beaches. Were you really there recently? Surely not swimming?

Congrats on your two recent wins, everyone is motoring at the moment!

Eric · 07-02-2012, 21:27

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Originally Posted by susie123

Had a really nice day today. Summoned to Kendal Hospital for a checkup, all well so far, in and out v swiftly, could spend a lot more time with my lovely consultant, he is sooo nice!

Lovely sunny day, crisp and cold, no snow here but there was lots lying, starting just south of Kendal, all very alpine looking on the hills. Really lifted the spirits.

Pushed the boat out

, lunch in Asda next to the hospital then on to the K outlet village to buy shoes, not for me I hasten to add but for Richard who tends to buy four pairs at a time then waits till they start falling apart. He remembers wearing shoes that could be repaired over and over and can't get used to modern ones that get thrown away - unless you pay vast amounts for them in the first place.

Mission accomplished, I was a bit tired after all that but revived after a cup of tea back at home and now relaxing on accyweb! It was just nice to have a day out on such a perfect day weatherwise for this time of year.

Sounds like a great day ... would that be the Kendal where the mint cake comes from? Maybe you should have bought clogs instead of shoes. Clogs will last forever ... and they go well with a flat cap

susie123 · 07-02-2012, 22:47

Yes we bought some mint cake... and sad to say I wouldn't know know where to buy clogs apart from the trendy ones you see for sale at folk festivals and the like. And Richard is not a flat cap man - more the wooly hat to keep his remaining hair warm - worn very tall as they do in Scandinavia for the insulating qualities of the air inside.

Actually my grandad wore a flat cap and clogs as he worked on the fish market all his life.

walkinman221 · 08-02-2012, 08:33

Think you can still get clogs up rossendale valley somewhere made to measure,my uncle wore clogs everyday up till his death 12 months ago. He had two pairs at all times one for best and his "everyday" clogs.

mobertol · 08-02-2012, 09:58

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Originally Posted by susie123

You confused with your talk of Lake Garda and beaches. Were you really there recently? Surely not swimming?

Congrats on your two recent wins, everyone is motoring at the moment!

That was "fantasy" me talking! Don't believe everything i say

Actually it was part of a story I'm trying to write at the moment, I do get a bit carried away with immersing myself in my characters.

Have gone faster today after tripping up on a stupid question yesterday -no 10's yet though. (I didn't think that hairy Welshmen who love their pet sheep deserved to die

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Hope today is another positve one Sue...

Back to Liverpool now for tea in the garden