Gordy I am pleased to report arrived home at midnight, knackered but happy after having spent a good weekend with Dougy and their workmates.
I went to see the gorgeous Dr Elliott this morning as he is the only GP in our surgery who is able to give cortisone injections and I finally decided that my freezing (and almost frozen) shoulder was not going to get better on its own. He duly obliged and I am happy to report that it is working, to the extent that Mumsy said she could almost see the pain draining away as I slowly but surely got the smile back on my face as the day went on! Yippee for cortisone and hunky GPs and boo to the fact that it would be totally unethical for me to jump his bones! Ooooo - naughty, naughty Nin!!!!!
I took Mumsy to get her hair done and then we went into town for lunch and a little shopping. She finally spent the Debenhams voucher that Dougy gave her LAST Christmas on a new winter coat which she looks absolutely gorgeous in. She tried her best to buy me a new watch for Christmas but the ones I liked didn't have the correct colour face that I liked and the ones with the correct colour face didn't have the design that I liked and I refused to let her buy me something that I didn't truly and absolutely adore!
And the best news of all is that Gordy has now passed the 4 month timeline, sticking two fat fingers up at nasty C and proving all the doctors wrong!
I love days like this!
Much love,
Nin xxxx
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