
TFZer Pattie ♥
03:30hrs: After waking and nodding off again several times, I forced myself to activate the brain and limbs (I needed a wee-wee!), and rose from the depths of the slowly disintegrating, £300, second-hand c1968 recliner.
The stomach where the tea spilt onto last night, was tender, the feet agony the moment I got my weight on them.
Then I got Computer-Cameron going, and did a graphic first, then on to updating the I Saturday post. About three hours later, I’d got it finished. Then I emailed the Link. Went on the WordPress Reader. Then Facebooking. Shoulder-Shuddering-Shirley was in a good mood with me!
Still no need of the Porcelain Throne heavy-duty usage needed, yet? Off I trudged limpingly (Oh, the toes!) to get the ablutions tackled.
Ablutionisticalisationing Report:
The terrible Toothache Terence was triggered, cleaning the teeth.- The shaving took such a long time, but I was extremely wary after yesterday. However, no cuts whatsoever!
The showering had few repeated dropsies. The shower gel bottle (3), the showerhead It’s a miracle it hasn’t broken yet? (2), the flannel, and the back scrubber (4).- Dizzy Dennis visited me towards the end of the showering, but thankfully for only a couple of minutes or so.
- The drying off under the wall heater went almost perfectly! (Smug-Mode-Adopted!) Not a single item was knocked off of the floor cabinet (Honestly!)
I did make a Whoopsidangleplop when getting dressed, well a couple. I clouted my knee on the WC as I lost balance getting the trousers on. And then, putting the shirt on, I hit my right knuckle on the edge of the door. But nothing serious.
Minutes later, the intercom rang but then stopped after a few seconds. Now I was confused. If I got down to have a look, I might miss whoever it was of they rang back. It turned out to be the Iceland delivery driver. The chap said he had other deliveries in the block, so rang each one to let them know he was here.
I made a mug of Thompsons Punjana to drink while getting the things away.
Made a start on this blog for a couple of hours, then got Josie’s meal prepared and delivered. Cheesy potatoes, tomatoes, gherkins, silverskin onions, Surimi-sticks, smoked haddock, peas and beetroot. Delivered it Josie’s door. And then got some belly pork in the oven to slow-cook, coated in hoisin sauce, for my feast. Started on the computer again.
Saccades Sandra and Dizzy Dennis paid me an extended visit. I had to give up on doing the computing.
A fairish plateful, considering how Dizzy Dennis and Shirley were giving my so much bother. A score of 7.5/10
The early-weariness joined in. I got the pots washed and took the evening medications, but that was all.
I got down in the recliner and the TV on, and nodding-offs soon started. None of them lasted for longer than five minutes. Amazingly timed for me to miss and exciting bit of whatever I was watching!
I gave-up on the TV and laid looking lazily and lackadaisically at the rain coming down the balcony windows and in through the cracks to soak the running board.
The wee-wee trips were frequent, but each time they would have struggled to fill a tea-cup! They were getting less and less. Still, I got up and down each event without any further injuries.
With Sweet Morpheous still refusing my requests, I put the TV back on. And was pleased to find a documentary on Freeview channel 66. I really got into it as well… During the second set of adverts, Zzzz!
Dear Sir Inch,
I had just finished responding to the Saturday issue of IT, so my memory of
…remembering yesterday’s nightmare Accifauxpa, I very carefully, nervously made a brew of Glengettie Gold tea. I managed it without any further dropsies, scolding of my body parts, or injury! Phew!
was still as fresh as a well-composted mushroom. Refreshing to read that yesterday’s Accifauxpases were worserer than the Whoopsiedangleplops featured in today’s (Sunday’s) IT issue — specifically the Ablutionisticalisationing Report.
May Monday not be Mournday, wisheth Billuski 🙂
Merci, Mon Ami. Well spotted, Billumski!
It’s jolly nice to be able to report activities of a less harmful and frustrating nature than the day before! Hehe!
Of course, the worserer-memories tend to linger more. Hahaha!
It seems the Porcelain Throne activities are taking over the ‘Ow!’ factor up to now (Mon). The words would be; Solid, bloody & painful! (I’m just about to write a full report on this)
Still, variety is the spice of life, as some idiot said. Hahaha!
May gladness, rest and good luck appeareth for you todayski!
You know how some people give you the cold shoulder? You can give them the “cold ear” since your ear rarely gets up to room temperature according to your ear thermometer. As Bill mentioned, it’s good the whoopsies are not as bad today as yesterday’s. Let’s hope for a great Monday.
Hahaha! ‘Cold-ear-Inchcock’?
Only event yet, Timothy, is the PTP – the Porcelain Throne Pain, Tsk! Rock solid!
Never mind, not the first time, nor the last. (I hope) Hahaha!
I’m doing some laughing this morning? (Worrying that is?)
Cheers, Sir. All my best to the family and riverside wildlife, too!
TTFNski! Thanks.