A new pub in town!: A new pub? (for the U.S... - PSP Association

PSP Association

9,494 members11,488 posts

A new pub in town!

Kevin_1 profile image
8 Replies

A new pub? (for the U.S. folk Pub = bar)

The hydro therapist asked me what the beer was like in the, "Carer's Arms"... she added we must have had a good night and winked as she walked off.

I asked Liz..."What did you say about the carers arms?"

She smiled and said... "Oh, I just that I was with you when I fell out of the carer's arms last night!"

(She dropped into a chair in fact)

I like staff who do not panic or hit the protocol buttons so readily.

One A+ cool therapist.

Written by
Kevin_1 profile image
Kevin_1
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Read more about...
8 Replies
easterncedar profile image
easterncedar

Your Liz is awfully cute!

abirke profile image
abirke

:)

NannaB profile image
NannaB

That has bought a smile to my face. Thanks for posting.

X

Yvonneandgeorge profile image
Yvonneandgeorge

Made me smile also x

Heady profile image
Heady

Another lovely story! On that note I will close down for the night and go to bed, smiling!

Lots of love

Heady

Nanny857 profile image
Nanny857 in reply to Heady

Night night Heady. Nanny857 xx

Nanny857 profile image
Nanny857

That made me smile, can just imagine the therapist winking. Nanny857

Amilazy profile image
Amilazy

Nice one Kevin, a smile is a great tonic. Tim

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

A Dinner Party!

Last night Larry asked me a question. After several attempts at understanding what he was saying I...

Problem

My wife is still able to get out of bed at night and use the commode (several times a night) But...

worst night ever

Last night I received a call from my mother in laws caregiver, she was out of control with anxiety....

Christmas spirit

V had a very bad night last Wednesday , woke at three am and that was it . So by Thursday...

"I can't see"

My Mum has PSP (diagnosed in Dec 2019). She is frequently saying that she can't see. But if you ask...