Awake and up all night

Evening Gill. Some people have got no manners. No consideration for their neighbours. Try and have a good evening Gill. Sending my love and hugs.xxx

Aw thank you sweetheart, we will after TLC which is next.

With bad neighbours you can't cure stupid. They're just losers.

You enjoy the rest of your evening hon, and lots of love from OH and me xxx

Hi Sonia. I have one bedroom with wooden Venetian blinds which look nice but take ages to dust/de-cobweb even with a special twin head brush. My bedroom has a roller blind which I'm pleased with. It did not require any drilling to install and is easy to clean. Blinds with vertical slats always look classy. I considered them for the dining room which has French windows but curtains (£98) were much cheaper and easier to fit as the curtain rail was already there. Vertical blinds were a bit over £300 installed, a bit less if DIY. It's a similar sized window aperture in the front room bay but I don't want full length curtains as they totally obscure the radiator, restricting the heating effect when drawn. Curtains a few inches below the windowsill will be about £70. Every time I look at the ready made curtain options I select a different 1st choice, hence the delay until my decision making is more stable . Having no curtains is detrimental to my fitness. If I start waving my arms around or dancing with a zimmer frame, worried neighbours could see everything. I'd then have to fight off hoards of social workers and care home press gangs looking for new inmates.  Ray xxx

You'd be swamped out with potential inmates if you lived round our way, Ray. They'd use their preference of gaining entry by booting your door in!

Stay safe xxx

Evening folks. Ooh auditions for Neighbours From Hell are underway it seems.

Cheers

Evening Shims

I reckon we must be in with a great chance of making it to the screen!

Aw, I saw the news with footage of poor little Noah in a playground, shortly before he vanished. It's so sad for the little mite and his family.

My youngest girl's eldest son is autistic and when he was much younger she had to watch him like a hawk as he ran off a couple of times. I believe Noah was being assessed for autism, but don't know the ins and outs of what happened. It's really awful  

One flat I lived in, only had two floors in the building and the view from the front  window was open space into the distance ...  where there was a castle! I was on the edge of a housing estate and only littler than usual single decker buses, mini-links, ran along the road outside and around the estate.

Scooting from the bathroom and into the kitchen via the living room one day, my hair wrapped in a towel probably being the most clothed bit of me, it was difficult to judge who was most bemused.

The living room window was wall to wall and I was looking at the many faces of the people on the upper deck of an uncustomary Double Decker.

Cheers

Was this pre mobiles with cameras Shimmer?

I am not up to date but it was reported he had autism and was partially deaf, wouldn't respond to name being called.

I believe he was with his grandfather who ran after him but couldn't keep up or fell or whatever. The personal recriminations will be utterly soul destroying.

Three years is young to have an official autism diagnosis but it may be obvious to those familiar with many ways in which it manifests.

Cheers

YES! Thankfully! Sheeeeesh! That doesn't 'bare' thinking about

Cheers