Three Good Things

Right, here we go for my first ever 3 good things.

1.  Had my second vaccination, my wife has hers in 2 weeks and she's beginning to get a little confidence to travel to see our new granddaughter who will be born in around 3 weeks.

2, Spent around an hour and a half of quality time with my youngest son (37). Although he still lives with us I don't often spend so much time with him but he went with me to the Ulster hospital just outside Belfast where I had my vaccination.

3. When I was parking at the hospital, my best mate from the MacMillan exercise class parked alongside me. I thought I might see him because he was there when I had my first vaccination but we didn't get much of a chance to talk then. This time though, he was put in the same bay me after we had our jabs. Apart from a passing hello at the time of our first vaccination, it was the first time in over a year that we had a chance to talk because our class has been suspended for over a year since the virus rudely interrupted our lives. We're looking forward to seeing each other again when the class resumes, hopefully soon. Week after week for about 3 years we were paired with each other for the exercises.

So that's it folks my first ever 3 good things. I could have said that Mrs Tvman  and I finished our (very painful) project to clear a bank of shrubs and replant it with 8 azaleas and 2 dwarf rhododendrons but I'll post about that in the gardening thread.

Take care everyone

Tvman x

That was 3 very good things. 

we are meeting up with friends today we haven’t seen for a long time at a pub and may get fish and chips x

That's lovely Roy but take care in the garden.

I'm soooo careful in the garden that I don't even go in there and have someone in every Monday to do "gardeny" things... hehehe

How fantastic ruthjp x

How lovely to meet up with an old friend like that tvman x

For someone with your username, Tvman, you don't seem to sit down in front of the TV much! Nice to keep busy and keep moving.

Stuart x 

Oh dear Simon, you've done the right thing,  how would you manage if you tore a tendon by pulling up a weed. Better safe than sorry my friend.

Tvman

Ruth, have a lovely day and enjoy the fish and chips. 

Stuart, I hadn't thought of that!

Tvman

Yes it was so good to go somewhere different we had a view over the valley while we ate fish and chips.

I might to plant my seeds but it is cold her. I might give it a go if the sun is shining x