But.. she's got great teeth with veryvery healthy gums! So one of us is doing something right.
Her Dr. Dentist was most impressed by the state of her mouth and its' inhabitants, teeth, tongue and gums. "What toothpaste are you using, your teeth and gums are in great condition, you've got almost no plague and I haven't seen you for six months", so she told him her herbal and spice mixture and he was mightily impressed.
Off up the market she went with a happy grin on her face but feeling 'slightly' chilly in the head region, for the silly woman had gone out without Beanie and although the day was getting brighter by the minute, the temperature was sliding down the scale.
She has NO pain in sausage leg, that clever crew who worked on her yesterday have done their best work. It's a little difficult going upstairs as it is bandaged tightly over the knee but that's all that is inconveniencing her and the bandage will come off tonight just before bed time.
Having arrived at her hairdressers, Anita said that she loved the colour and thought Myra was quite right to nag her and asked "Ok, what am I doing today", mama explained about thoughts of a grown up 'Pixie' cut, Anita went off and came back with a magazine and after flipping over a page or two, said "something like this?" and there, Dear Readers, was what she wanted!
And that's what she's got!
Next stop was across the road to Waitrose to see how much they're charging for Jam Sugar.. £2.09 a kilo bag, back off up the market she went to pick up buttons from Margie and then across the street to look at the price of Jam Sugar in the Co-Op.. hmmm.. £2.39 a kilo for the same item, well that's a no brainer. She came out, picked up three dark skinned pomegranates for £1.20, eleven limes and ten lemons for £2.00 from Liz and went back to Messrs Waitrose to buy four kilo bags of Jam sugar.
Slurpy green stuff will now be made, Lime Marmalade is a delicious change from Seville Marmalade and she can be doing that over the next couple of days whilst we have the electricians coming in and out, there's something causing a fault with an upstairs light which they can't find, so it might be down here in the main fuse box.
Now.. whose remembered it is the Chinese New Year next Monday? What are you doing about it? I am going to post ah-so velly sclummy things, so go away, then come back and lead next post.
GeeGee Pallot.
Feblualy 3ld, 2016.
PostSclipt: With apologies to all vellyvelly nice Chinese folks who love GeeGee Blog.
Her Dr. Dentist was most impressed by the state of her mouth and its' inhabitants, teeth, tongue and gums. "What toothpaste are you using, your teeth and gums are in great condition, you've got almost no plague and I haven't seen you for six months", so she told him her herbal and spice mixture and he was mightily impressed.
Off up the market she went with a happy grin on her face but feeling 'slightly' chilly in the head region, for the silly woman had gone out without Beanie and although the day was getting brighter by the minute, the temperature was sliding down the scale.
She has NO pain in sausage leg, that clever crew who worked on her yesterday have done their best work. It's a little difficult going upstairs as it is bandaged tightly over the knee but that's all that is inconveniencing her and the bandage will come off tonight just before bed time.
Having arrived at her hairdressers, Anita said that she loved the colour and thought Myra was quite right to nag her and asked "Ok, what am I doing today", mama explained about thoughts of a grown up 'Pixie' cut, Anita went off and came back with a magazine and after flipping over a page or two, said "something like this?" and there, Dear Readers, was what she wanted!
And that's what she's got!
Next stop was across the road to Waitrose to see how much they're charging for Jam Sugar.. £2.09 a kilo bag, back off up the market she went to pick up buttons from Margie and then across the street to look at the price of Jam Sugar in the Co-Op.. hmmm.. £2.39 a kilo for the same item, well that's a no brainer. She came out, picked up three dark skinned pomegranates for £1.20, eleven limes and ten lemons for £2.00 from Liz and went back to Messrs Waitrose to buy four kilo bags of Jam sugar.
Slurpy green stuff will now be made, Lime Marmalade is a delicious change from Seville Marmalade and she can be doing that over the next couple of days whilst we have the electricians coming in and out, there's something causing a fault with an upstairs light which they can't find, so it might be down here in the main fuse box.
Now.. whose remembered it is the Chinese New Year next Monday? What are you doing about it? I am going to post ah-so velly sclummy things, so go away, then come back and lead next post.
GeeGee Pallot.
Feblualy 3ld, 2016.
PostSclipt: With apologies to all vellyvelly nice Chinese folks who love GeeGee Blog.
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