What’s the difference between a good and a bad Solicitor?
A good Solicitor can drag out a case for years and years
A bad solicitor can make them last longer!
Tuesday 12th January 2016
I woke up at 0255 hrs, wide awake.
Pondered on and hoped that yesterday’s sorting of the solicitor and old house problems will soon be eased.
Got the laptop going and made a cuppa took me medications.
The duodenal ulcer is still playing up. The angina is rather nasty. But Arthur Itis nowhere near so bad… yet. Hehe!
Created some graphics for the Troll Free Zone site and got the posted.
The Wilko order is arriving, well, due to arrive today. I checked with the order tracker, it has not been scanned yet. So I expect it o be delivered late on in the day. So, stuck in the house again!
Did some Facebooking.
Got myself all pruned, washed and brushed up and called at the Community Shed. Passed some residents who were at the bus-stop as I passed by, gave them some nibbles to eat on the bus.
Dropped some empty sauce and beetroot jars in the recycle thingymabob on the way back. By the time I’d got back to the flat, the rain stopped.
By the time I’d got back to the flat, the rain had stopped.
Put the radio on, Radio Nottingham, and the weather forecast was on at the time – not good!.
Winds going to rise later, more rain, and a frost tonight, and the wind persisting into Wednesday!
Shame, I’ve got to go out to see Sister Jane tomorrow, to collect the spare house key from Pete. Also, I’ve got to go to the clinic and collect my load of prescription medications from the Chemist on the way back. Blobblecocks, I’m going to get wet and cold methinks! And, get back in time to ring Steve UK to let him know I’ve got the key for him to collect so the plumber can get in to do the work insisted on my the buyer and solicitor – getting het-up again now. Humph!
Sorted out and made-up some more medications pots.
Put the laptop on and updated this diary.
Then, made a graphic about Solicitors and posted it.
A bit of fun inspired by my ever growing hatred of solicitors, and in particular, mine, FraserBrown.
The Wilko delivered arrived. The gentleman kindly left all five boxes outside my door for me. four of the cartons were large one small, but none of them were particularly heavy.
I managed to drag them into the hallway – I just hope there isn’t a fire alarm activation.
Struggled a bit, but accomplish what should have been an easy task, and got the into the bedroom out of the way for now.
I opened the smaller one and got out the bits and pieces.
The imitation flower thing I’d took too and bought was not as nice as I expected that it would be, though. Still, it makes a bit of colour
and decoration in the room. I’m still determined to keep it minimal, not overdo owt fancy, and easy to clean.
Thought I’d get rid of the box and the fillings by taking it down to put it outside the caretaker’s room.
BJ rang me from Asda where he was shopping, to inform me they had some
of the Spare Rib noodles on offer there at 50p and would I like him to get some for me? I asked him to get 6 pots, at that price, they are £1.09 each at the Co-op store!
He said he’d pop down this afternoon to bring them to me and have a natter, and get the kettle and strong cuppa ready for him. Bless him!.
He remembered how much I like a pot of this flavour for supper sometimes. Down to my last pot in the cupboard well.
Then, I was going to go to the chemist to pick up my prescription to save time tomorrow, but Hey-ho, I can’t have everything.
Back on the laptop.
Read some of the Brian Clough comments book. Then BJ rang to say he can’t get up to see me, he’ll try later in the week. Can’t be helped, just sad that I missed the chance of getting my medications from the chemist to save time tomorrow.
Had a bath and got into me night clobber.
Started to watch a Heartbeat DVD and that was the end of the day for me – drifted off into the land of nod!


Got the nosh ready, Oven chips and Szynka Gotowana on Baltana sour bread sandwiches.
Steve then wrote in the responses on the question form.
Had a good soak in the bath and readied the washing for the laundry room.
A bloke kept hauling some stuff outside from one of the flats.
Not that I needed any, but when I feel down, I tend to shop a lot!
The shadows produced a rather naughty looking shape on the grass. Hehe!
Made my way back up and over the hill and down to the gates into the Woodthorpe Grange Park and up the footpath.
The frail lady from the 11th floor was having a sit in the foyer.
Then did some Facebooking for a good while.
Guess what? It was from the solicitors. Every letter I’ve had from them, and there have been many; all arrived on Saturday same as this one did; Just when I cannot contact anyone for help and assistance. Huh!
The tenancy interview seemed to go well yesterday. I got the living room sorted a bit more, although the Whoopsiedangleplop I could have done without happening! Hehe!
Dropped off and walked over roadway through the walk-over and tooketh a photo of below.
I spotted a few large ones, too big to get into the flat probably. But the cheapest one was £4000 plus!
I walked into the City Centre and got a TV paper from a shop, then over the Slab Square.
As the bus passed the Ice Stadium place, there wee hundreds of ankle snappers queuing for something or other.
The nosh, all done in the same oven dish (Apart from the beans done in the saucepan), I timed right for once, and it was deliciousWatched a DVD while I ate me nosh.
Checked my supplies of luxury foods in the draws in the kitchen, getting low now. Hehe!
I did some Facebooking.
Made graphic of one old photo I had of Pete from years ago when he broke his neck.
Got a bit of cleaning and sorting done after he’d gone.
Watched some episodes of Goodnight Sweetheart series five on DVD.
The view from the kitchen window was of an eerie foggy morning.
I received an email from Grammarly with my weekly writing update figure.
Got me nosh ready. Frikadellen and tomatoes, with the stoneground bread.
Tuesday 5th January 2016
Made a cuppa and had my breakfast.
Rang Sister Jane. Her social calendar if still full. Fooey the nicest cat in the world is still doing well. Crossed fingers on that!
The legs were feeling far less painful, but the back and neck/shoulders started giving me grief again. (You can’t win em all. Hehe!)
missed opportunities, alcoholism and people I’ve lost. But not in a destructive way.
I’d been kept awake during the night each time I caught the whatever they are patches on my legs; it woke me up.
The rain held off as I ascended the hill up out of Sherwood and down into Carrington.
£7.31 lighter in my pocket, I trotted hobblingly to the bus stop.