General Chat

Hello ladies although you won't be on the thread now.

Huia - you haven't got a touch of sunstroke I hope. You shouldn't still be feeling woozy. Perhaps a trip to the doctor if you still don't feel well tomorrow.

Sunshine for a couple of hours this morning and then the clouds came followed by rain :-(

Sorry I left quickly this morning. I had a phone call that needed to be dealt with. All sorted but it took a couple of phone calls.

I survived the afternoon in the shop. My head felt woozy most of the time, despite taking a couple of panadol at midday. I also seemed to be thirsty as I got through 3 x 400 ml bottles of water in the afternoon instead of the usual one, so I am picking dehydration as my problem. When my partner-behind-the-counter came I told her she could do all the work on the till as I might make too many mistakes with the woozy head. She did make one major one herself. Next Monday I will have to do all the till work. Fingers crossed I am ok by then and don't make any mistakes.

Good afternoon from where I am. I hope you are all well and if not awake, then I hope you are having a good sleep!.. Cloudy and a little cooler than expected, but still nice here. A light (useless) shower overnight and again earlier, but it all stopped and I will still have to water the pots.

Diane's comment about the sun and moon made me wonder at first if that was something "different" between the northern and southern hemisphere? I know what she means and it reminded me of when I was working in London and my only Christmas Day was dull and dry much like to-day is here, except that it was cold outside, of course, but I remember that the sky was all cloud, but the sun was shining through what looked like a little hole in the clouds, The weird part was that I could look up straight into the sun and it had no effect on my eyes. I would not be able to do that here - not even in mid-winter.

As I didn't know what ESA is, i googled it. |The first result which came up was The European Space Agency

Given your interest in the sun and moon tonight, that sounds like just the career for you Diane. You can tell us all about it tomorrow :-D :-D :-D

Goodnight again <3

Back again :-D

Just saw your question Linda, I have found out that as it is now 6 months since my Atos assessment then I can re-apply for ESA so that is what I'm going to do :-)

Third time saying Goodnight :-D

Goodnight Diane, bye Sue

Lol Linda I thought you might and that is why I said it :-D :-D
Just ignore me I am always getting confused these days :-(

Good night again.

How are you getting on with your appeal Diane? I know you lost it, but | think you were going to contact someone else if I remember correctly

Sorry - phone call. Must be off :-) <3

Well before I sound and get more confused I think I'll take myself off to bed :-D

Good night Linda sweet dream's <3

Enjoy your day Sue and any other down-unders who pop in <3

I was thinking that Diane :-D :-D :-D

Before you say it, I know if the sun was there then it wouldn't be dark.

Good night Tec sleep well :-)

Yes Diane - that would be weird :-D

Goodnight :-)

You will look spiffing Tec :-D

Sleep well <3

Ok you two clever clogs, I know you can see the moon in the daytime sky but what I ment was to see the sun in the night sky would look weird :-P :-P :-D

Don't know what happened there :-0

As I was saying, I am off to bed now,

Enjoy your day Sue, and the sunshine,

Hello Berona :-)

Sleep well Linda, and Diane,

Goodnight,
Tec :-)

Yes, I shall wear a Tommy Cooper fez :-D

I do as well Tec

It sounds as if the romance is serious, maybe we should all buy new hats

Diane you can frequently see the sun and the moon at the same time - I often do :-D

Diane, grand daughter has visited his family before, though his parents live separately as they are divorced. She says his mother is very nice.

Sue make the most of the sunshine :-)