Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Wednesday - cold and grey. John's countdown.
I feel tired.
Surely the effects of Vitamin B12 have not worn off already.
And I am still waiting to sort out the Vitamin D deficiency.
And I feel cold. It wasn't freezing today, but it was so grey and damp.
This morning I enjoyed having my hair cut - it looks good again.
My hairdresser is having a hard time.
His partner has MS - but that is not all.
She may well have Krohns Disease.
She has not been able to leave the house since the beginning of August because of pain and continual "accidents".
Hairdressers have been known for their therapeutic listening skills - but I find Rob uses me as his listening post.
I began to write up some stock and decided that 3 hand made costume dolls might do better on EBay than the shop.
So, they are now trying their luck in the big wide world.
This afternoon we called in at B &Q. Bill bought an electrical transformer for use in the shop.
I bought a tin of beeswax polish for wooden items, in particular a child's high chair that I bought on Anglesey last month.
I have just a few pictures for you.
These were taken by John.
He was constantly using Mam's camera - Jessica has her own.
Jessica waited until she was 9 years old to get one for her birthday; I doubt that John will wait that long.
He wants to be just like his Daddy and to take wonderful pictures - and with a digital camera it doesn't matter how many times he tries.
Both the children have quite a bit of skill with the camera.
Remember how I like a set of pictures that tell a story - John's pictures here tell a very simple story, but I am impressed that a 5 year old can just get on and do something like this.
So, here is John's countdown - taken whilst in the back of the car.
Nobody knew he was doing it.
Well done John!
Surely the effects of Vitamin B12 have not worn off already.
And I am still waiting to sort out the Vitamin D deficiency.
And I feel cold. It wasn't freezing today, but it was so grey and damp.
This morning I enjoyed having my hair cut - it looks good again.
My hairdresser is having a hard time.
His partner has MS - but that is not all.
She may well have Krohns Disease.
She has not been able to leave the house since the beginning of August because of pain and continual "accidents".
Hairdressers have been known for their therapeutic listening skills - but I find Rob uses me as his listening post.
I began to write up some stock and decided that 3 hand made costume dolls might do better on EBay than the shop.
So, they are now trying their luck in the big wide world.
This afternoon we called in at B &Q. Bill bought an electrical transformer for use in the shop.
I bought a tin of beeswax polish for wooden items, in particular a child's high chair that I bought on Anglesey last month.
I have just a few pictures for you.
These were taken by John.
He was constantly using Mam's camera - Jessica has her own.
Jessica waited until she was 9 years old to get one for her birthday; I doubt that John will wait that long.
He wants to be just like his Daddy and to take wonderful pictures - and with a digital camera it doesn't matter how many times he tries.
Both the children have quite a bit of skill with the camera.
Remember how I like a set of pictures that tell a story - John's pictures here tell a very simple story, but I am impressed that a 5 year old can just get on and do something like this.
So, here is John's countdown - taken whilst in the back of the car.
Nobody knew he was doing it.
Well done John!
