General Chat

Linda, Am I being thicker than usual, I didn't get your last post :-)

What competition? :-D

Well, you can select a few at random every day and we can have a competition to see who can come up wit :-D

I was thinking, obviously I want to get delivery as cheap as possible, but with me it's the convenience that's more important than the cost, given that I can't go shopping.

I'll have to see what's the cheapest way to do it. Being on my own I won't want that much, but I'll have to see.
I know I've already got a pantry full of packets, tins, jars etc.

They do an £8 pass so you can have as many deliveries as you want in a month. The only problem is that the minimum spend is £40. The ordinary delivery charge varies according to the time slot you choose, you will have to see which is cheaper. You might not be able to get it up to £40

Yes that's a good idea.

I've had a small cabinet freezer put in the kitchen, because I can't get outside to the chest freezer. Things can be brought in from that on a weekly basis.
If I find I can manage with the smaller freezer, then the chest can go.

I want to get going with the Asda delivery service as soon as I can. They deliver to several houses around me now.

soups and casseroles etc, so you can make them all in one pan

I quite like cooking, so intend getting into it again. I got quite a few of those ready made frozen dinners in the freezer, and while they're useful, I don't want to live on them, it's all a bit artificial somehow.
So having got my appetite back I shall keep it going.

Well just make sure you continue to eat well once you get home. I expect you to take up cooking from scratch again

Yes that's what I'll do, it's all clean and unused, except for this weeks washing of course.

The nurses here are apparently sorry to see me go, because I haven't been any work to them, as I see to myself. All they've had to do is to bring me my food.

I am in much better shape going from here than when I came in. The food is very good, and I've had a good appetite, and put on a lot of weight that, I needed to do.

You can sort it out when you get home, just bung it in a bag for now

Good innit :-D

I seem to have so many clothes here that my daughter kept fetching in - tee shirts, pants, pyjamas, socks (for one foot) :-D shirts, trousers,

and I've got masses of paperwork that I've created. :-D

I have replied :-D

I have PMd you,

There is no answer to that :-D

Yes Mersey, how good is that? 10 weeks behind me at last :-)

They were impressed by my dongle Linda :-D

Tec only one more sleep eh?? :-D :-D <3

Have you had to put much extra money on it?

They are just impressed by your dongle :-D

I've packed up lots of small bits and pieces I seem to have collected, and things I wanted brought from home.
I have my clothes to pack up, mostly stuff that can be squashed into a bag. My new tablet is here, and I've hardly looked at it. I will get going with that when I get home.

The nurses have been laughing at me because they say I've created my own little office in the corner of the ward.

It is only a small two bedded room that I share with an elderly gentleman with dementia - he hardly ever speaks, and sleeps mostly.