home again 31.07.06

Back home again. Had a good few days with Mum. She is fine in herself
and looks really well - just gets annoyed that she can't walk as well as
she would like. Her mind is really active, does a couple of crosswords
every day, and beat me at cards ever night

Rabbit...

Good mum is keeping her brain active and that you are happy with what you
saw.

Troy's Human...

Welcome home Barb :-)

I tried to chat up Noreen while you were away but it didn't work :-(

noreen...

Hehe you are a stirrer now look what you done, no use talking to Barb either
cos she is in the Bike sheds and I am on hold ;-))))))

BunnyHare...

Oh I heard all about it - and about the fancy hat :-))

noreen...

That was in the confessional Barb ;-)))))

Didn't go out of the village much so only one photo.

Rabbit...

Yeah well no wonder you didn't go out much, doubt I'd go out in a village

BunnyHare...

That wasn't actually in the village. It was in Lincoln near the bus
station so I snapped it before I went across to the Train Station. Had
to do a bit of a detour though as I couldn't find a green man (or any
other sort of man for that matter) to cross with

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

Not even if one of them was this one?

Rabbit...

Oh that one I'd consider. Cheapest ( and good) B&B I ever had was in a pub

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

There you go then - I'm almost changing your mind for you. :)

Rabbit...

I'll change my own mind than you :-P

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

With a little prompting no doubt. :)

Rabbit...

Nah I find it easy to change my mind all by myself :-)

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

And even easier after a lifetime's practice, I guess :)

Rabbit...

I've had more practice in recent years though when I've gone up the
stairs/into a cupboard/into a room for something and changed my mind about
what I was there for 'cos I knew I was there for something just not sure
what when I got there :-)

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

Ah! I must be catching you up then. :)

in Cambridge.

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with green men.
NB I am in no way is that implying ion any way that I am colour prejudiced
as long as he can understand the English language and shut up you Suverners,
dialects and accents are still English language.;-)

Aries...

Welcome back Barb - love the photo LOL

Foxy at w*rk...

Good to see you back Barb. Did you find the green man ?

BunnyHare...

Thanks Jen, good to be back. Lovely to see Mum but good to be back

BunnyHare...

No, got fed up waiting

BunnyHare...

Thanks for the welcome back. Glad you liked the picture

Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°°6 +...

Have you noticed, that green man never gets down off his perch to cross the
road with you. He always stays safely away from the traffic.

BunnyHare...

Strange, isn't it. But what about the poor people who are waiting to
cross and can't go without a green man

jackie...

Glad you are back with us Barb and that your Mum is keeping well, she sounds

BunnyHare...

Thanks Jackie. Yes she is well apart from the legs. She can get around
the house and look after herself ok and can walk just on the site but
can't make it down to the village which annoys her a bit as she is
dependent on somebody to do her shopping. It's ok when I am there
because I can push her in the wheelchair down to the village but there
is nobody to help her otherwise. Tried to persuade her to have a
scooter but she says she is too frightened

bright enough!
I like the photo - so no-one ever gets across that road then!!

BunnyHare...

I think you could be right :-))

Pam the goose...

Oh, I love that, Barb.
Don't they have some weird people in charge these days? Wouldn't be
surprised to find it was an Infant School kid who thought up the wording:))

BunnyHare...

Just tickled my strange sense of humour. I could just imagine a long
line of people all standing waiting to cross the road but couldn't go
until a green man turned up
I imagine it is worded like that because somebody thought it would be
easier for the foreign visitors to understand!

Welcome home, glad Mum's more herself.

Anita...

Is there a green man waiting around then?

BunnyHare...

I didn't see one!

Nice to see you back again and pleased your mother is doing ok - shame
she cannot walk well, but at least she keeps her brain active

Smokey...

That was quick barb, seems like only yesterday you went :-))

BunnyHare...

That's what Mum said :-))

Nice to hear mum is doing well

BunnyHare...

I think she forgets that not only did she have a smashed hip to recover
from but she is now two years older and would have got slower anyway.
Maybe she should accept that she can only walk short distances and have
a scooter for going down the village

JoeH...

Heh heh, that reminds me of a sign in a restaurant car park in Beccles in

jackie...

he!he! a bit God like!!!

Suffolk

noreen...

I like that Joe ;-)))))

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