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Yes lol he was good for his age chatting up the optician.
I have a knack for meeting eccentric gentlemen lol
Lol yes, its not an airing cupboard its a bit of a mystery . They sheltered during the Blitz in the pantry apparently so the extra loo is upstairs they couldn't have sheltered there lol but its an ok size.
We're all part Welsh so not over 6 ft a taller person couldn't get in it really lol
In a party you could get 3 people in there no taller than 5ft 8 lol if you were playing that game how many can you get in a phone box 
Ukiboy you are great.
I get what he says l don't feel like I'm really coping but I guess we are. I said to my late father that l try and help a family member who needed help. He said no you don't try, you are actually helping.
He also said that whiskey stops you catching covid lol but he wasn't a doctor so I'd not take that as a medical fact
