Hi all, Peter would like you all to read a reply he posted to me about his eventful recent trip. It's well worth reading and his vivid descriptions of his antics made me laugh.
It's in the post from Jill, holiday without Internet again. I tried to reproduce it as a separate post but it didn't work.
Dear Peter is an inspiration to us all.
Enjoy!
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Thanks, NannaB. Good thinking. Dear Mr. Jones is so good about replying to everyone who asks, and everyone wants to know about his trip, so you are certainly saving him some typing! His adventures are always amazing and hilarious. Funny how he never seems to fall on a bloke, though...
I've just read your reply to C and when I got to the last sentence he laughed, as I did. Thank you for making a very dark day lighter.
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We all cheer each other, don't we? Thanks for telling me!
Yes, he didn't tell us her age either. Bet she was the right side of 40!!!!!
Lots of love
Heady
A very funny account of a day in the Life of Peter Jones, PSP sufferer with a very positive take on life. Would like to have been a fly on the wall. Xx
well hi nanna b and all how you gonna do that I don't know mate but firstly I would like to thank nanna b for typing this up and sending it on to you all shes' a treasure secondly Katie bow now she is a mystery woman I believe and thirdly me old mate well not so old is eastern cedar who is curious why I never fall on blokes well im not going to answer that one mate it seems obvious to me matey but im not asking the questions and lastly but not the least my sergeant major heady who in a strange way is saying that I pick my age groups to fall on or get picked up by a lady off of the ground that is mates I just thought that I had better explain that a bit better well heady that's for me to know and you to find out matey but really you have all been very gracious with your replies and I thank you all for taking the time to read my mail I think it makes a change from having to many dark and dismal days with psp I do realise that's what health unlocked is all about but I also thank them for the opertunity to have a freedom of what I say to everyone within reason of course with that I am going to bed mate so let us hope for a better day tomorrow for all carers and patients aike
see yer all take care peter jones queensland Australia psp bloke and im sorry that I have not made the million bucks yet but will keep on trying best wishesand everything that you wish for yourselves this is the third time i have done this mail mates kept on losing it never mind its done now
I'm not a treasure Peter Jones. I didn't type it out again, I just did a new post telling everyone where to find it.
I've lost a few posts. I think it is when we press "submit reply," our finger touches the "cancel". They are very close together. You have to make sure you touch into the right so it misses the cancel sign.
Hope you slept well.
Nanna B and Colin 👍👍
THANKS NANNAB I AM COMPUTER ILLITERATE MATE SO HOWEVER YOU DONE IT IT WAS FINE WITH ME MY PUTER HAS THE KEYS OUT OF IT IN PLACES SO I HAVE TO GUESS AT WHAT I AM WRITTING AND IF ITS THE WRONG LETTER I HAVE TO GO OVER AND DELETE IT SO YOU ARE STILL; A treasure to me mate for doing that for me thanks again nanna b regards to me mate colin peter jones queensland Australia
psp sufferere tale care you two
HELP I CANNOT GET ON THIS SITE!
AVB
I know it keeps going on and off!!!....it's been doing it the last couple days. wrote to the administrators / when they got back with me (and they were very quick) I could do all the things we usually do on this site....like right now, I think I am back on.....I think....
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AVB
yes your on now mrs avb computers are like cars they are all ok while they are going mrs A I hope you have solved your problems now matey you can use the word mate as many times as you wish mate it does not belong to me its all about mateship . see yer avb take care peter jones queensland Australia psp sufferer
and you were right in summing up your name mate onjy a bit more gentle word I think I would have used but no offence intended matey you know that anyway
don't you matey see yer mrs norway
I don't think I could take offense from you Mr. Australia....Oh Yes I'm French and Italian....and well American hahaha but my husband's people are from somewhere in Nordic area. My maiden name is Volpa short for something...hopefully not something with other 'meanings' hahaha
AVB
mrs avb well mrs avb im really glad that you wou;ld not take offence from little old me in Australia mate cause I have not got an offensive bone in my body and if I did have I would not direct at you mrs avb oh so you have a combination of blood flowing through your veins a mate bit of French and Italian and American well that s a very good mix mate so you have the beauty of the French the temperament of an Italian and the intelligence of an american well what a great combination I love the way the French speak its a very musical sort of language its a nice language to listen to and even if your maiden name did mean something else ] which it does'ntI ] i would never ever say so matey when I first saw your name I thought blimey its a pomme come on here with a name like a birke shes got to be a joker and should be funny lady with a funny sense of humour instead I found that we have a French ] Italian ] American ] with a sense of humour I hope your children take after you or your husband mate with the Nordic blood coursing through their veins what a great combination that is mrs avb-------------- well mrs a birke i will say goodnight to you then as its dark here now and nearly time for my bed which is calling me we do go to bed down under mate and most of us get up pretty early or used to so see yer matey take care regards to your husband mate and tell him to stick with it mate best wishes peter jones queensland Australia psp sufferer with a queer sense humour ========= mrs volpa
I love getting messages from you mr Peterjones! I could never takeoffense at what you say...but don't try to prove it hahahaha! You and your wife must have great conversations!I got the humor from my mom who was first generation French. Her daddy was from Alsais Lorraine? I'm sure i'm misspelling the place . And my dad was 2d generation Italian. My husbands people have been in America for awhile. How bout you? how many generations go back in Aussieland?
AVB
hi mrs avb hows it going ok I hope its been a miserable day here mate its been -raining cats and dogs but we need the rain for our grass was going off and tomorrow it will be rejuvenated its funny isn't it that you can water the grass for hours on end and it does not do a great deal then it rains and everything looks great again after a short while mate well mrs avb how i s b doing ok I hope mate and not to many problems at present I will answer your em within the next couple of days mate I feel a bit weary right now and im off to bed so take care mrs avb see yer peter jones queensland Australia psp bloke hang in there mr b 2nd generation italiano
Not here as often as I should, and I SHOULD! Or I would have missed Peter's story. I also loved how you put the cream on your bread - yes, I would have done that. Duh. 
My parents are going away for a holiday this Friday - a special place where there is all the care they need. Needless to say my mum is already having a nervous breakdown so I'll stay home to help pack (SO MUCH) and make sure they actually leave!!! I feel like a naughty teenager who will have the house to herself....
Whey hey! Are you going to have a party? If you do I wonder if it will like the one our boys had when we left 2 of them for the first time for a week. For weeks after we returned we were hearing from neighbours with stories of what had happened. One couple said they walked past at 8 pm one night and the front door was wide open. All the lights in the house were on and there was a motor bike in our hall. They stood and looked but didn't see anyone so walked on. Our attached neighbour said she shouted out of the window at 3 am telling them to turn the music in the garden down and our pine table had 3 hollows in it where something damaged it, our sons sanded it down and re polished it. We were suspicious when we came home to find a table cloth and flowers on the table.
They did learn a lesson though. They said never again as the next day, everyone left, leaving them to clear up the mess and put all the furniture back that they had removed from the main living area to avoid damage, which in the case of the table, it didn't. I did wonder why all my ornaments in our China cabinet had been moved.
So be careful who you invite and keep the music down......can I come?
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Haha, you're just giving me more ideas! Whatever I do will sound so boring now. I'll be happy to just have the place to myself, watch what I want on tv and have some peace & quiet! I may invite people round... and open a bottle of wine. Yes, that really sounds boring now. Let's see if I can find someone on a motorbike to liven up the place.
And you can ALL come!!
That reminds me of a couple of occasions, S and I left the house. One party, (15yrs old party!) we went out for 1/2 hour at 7pm, came home, all lights had been fused, back door broken, beer bottles all up the road. One young couple in one of bedrooms. Needless to say the party ended at 7.31pm!!! another party, they bought several rolls of cardboard and wrapped the house, all the walls and floors. Just a few spots on the ceiling!!! We were not ideal people to live next to, had three teenagers, two who thought they owned the world! (Not mine!!!). Now we just sit and laugh, when they are moaning about their children and if they think I will be quiet, when it come to relaying stories about parties. No chance!!!!
Lots of love
Heady
That made me smile. I regularly laugh when our sons tell us of the antics of their sons. Recently we went to see 2 of them in a show with my son and his wife and her parents. When the boys met us afterwards, one of them had steri strips across a cut forehead. My daughter in law told us how it had happened and her mum became very animated saying how awful it was and how he must be careful. I just stood and smiled as his dad had done exactly the same when he was a boy. My daughter in law said, "I know exactly what you are thinking don't I". Her mum had one daughter who was happy to read and play nicely with dolls. When the boys come I read them a bedtime story as we lay on the bed together and they always say, "Nanna B, tell us a story about what daddy did when he was a boy". I do, but at the moment keep it age appropriate!
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