it was my daughters birthday and i celebrated by having way too much to drink. walked home at 7am in pouring rain and decided to help out the bin men by procuring a massive black suitcase from outside 1 house and then a sink from another. the sink was put in the suitcase and i wheeled it home. it now has pride of place in my hallway.
i havent decided to dump them yet as im thinking they may serve as a reminder of why i should not drink. the failing liver is obviously not enough.
anyhoo, a good time was had by all, my OH is ready to book me a paded cell, and im off to cook some foodage lol xxx love cookie xxx
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lol, she is working till 8pm so i doubt it mate, the fry up ended up being curry noodles and pancakes which i have spilt some of on the bed due to rushing it and dribbling lol. xxx
i cant smoke when im hanging lol, i still dont feel well. oh well, self inflicted xxx
Sound like you had an interesting night. 'Ive never come home with a kitchen sink though lol. I'm looking forward to my night out tomorrow few cocktails are in order I think
Curry noodles and pancakes that's a new one for a hangover cure how did it do?
I needed that bath I haven't been able to have one for eleven weeks
Grog
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Sorry grog , you should have said
I would have talked her into bringing it home
Goodness I have OCD & the thoughts of you not having a bath for eleven weeks is turning me purple now
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To be a bit serious for a second our kitchen/bathroom is 3 floors below my bedroom and I just cannot manage the stairs.
When I was in hospital they had what they called a "wet room for the disabled" On my first day out of bed they put me in this wet room.
Inside apart from the normal "facilities" was a large shower space with a plastic chair that one could use.
So I turned on the shower and sat down on the chair.I was lathering away when I dropped the soap on the floor.
Leaning forward to retrieve the soap I slipped off the wet chair and deposited my self on to a cold ,wet tiled floor! Boy the air was blue ....not purple.....and it took 3 nurses to pick me up.
Not wishing to repeat the experience I had a blanket bath from then on.
Now I'm home my beloved wife has carried on with the blanket baths.
Trouble is the blanket is now so soggy that it makes it hard to sleep at night.
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