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‘Granny…….?’ 

so cute when he looks up at you! 

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He’s a gorgeous grand-pup moomy ! Very sweet and clearly very loving. Xxx

I’ve known him since he was 8 weeks old when I had to look after him while daughter went out to work each day for a week when she stayed here, we were on a decent fast train link to London. We formed quite a bond from then. And yes, he is affectionate but can be a bit over-protective as the breed suggests. 

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Henry and I are in Derby getting a fault checked on Goldie-van. My that was an early alarm call! 

Thank goodness Henry travels so well, we set off just about 7.30 and got here around 10. A couple of stops on the way (oddly enough for me, not him!) 

and, Murphy’s law, the heating started for him first go, bet it will work fine on hook up too! 
ah well at least they will check out any potential problem with it….

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All is fine with Goldie-van, and I was talked through the electrics, too. When I collected her from new, I didn’t get a full hand over, as the dealership was busy. So the electrics were what had been missed. Now I know more! 

Also, the air heating takes quite a long time for the gas to come through especially if it’s not been used for a long time, apparently (and no, I don’t use it from choice) so as it’s been off for months, the fault symbol is default. Once that’s corrected it normally works ok. 

And I’m home again, less busy on the roads coming home than it was going. Henry was restless so needed popping on his lead to go to the field for a loo trip, now he’s lunched, had a good drink, I then lunched and will collapse with a tv nap I think!

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Such a great post lunch nap, in fact it was rather more of a sleep than a nap, I’d removed contact lenses too to prevent my eyes getting sore. Time to wake up properly and pop them back in. I think then it’s cuppa time. Henry snoozed with me but is now supervising the Close from the sofa under the window, noisily at times! 

Im quite pleased with myself as that’s the furthest I’ve driven since being on the new meds, last was Norfolk way back in September, I had wondered about the need for extra preventative as I had been a bit nervous about the journey, but had resisted the Imodium, correctly as it turned out! (That’s the requirement that sometimes needs to be used with Abemaciclib) 

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Tomorrow it’s lunchtime choir but I’m so shattered I think I will use the zoom facility we have. And then won’t need to worry about leaving Henry….

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Well that was such a long restful sleep! Henry woke me very early with a shake but went back to bed himself, I’ve now got my morning coffee, he’s been breakfasted and is now curled up beside me.

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Daughter arrived, starving hungry of course so as I rustled up dinner for her, Henry greeted her as if he’d not seen her in months (which indeed was true) and has hardly left her side. 

She’s spent this week madly sorting out and redecorating the 2 bedrooms flat she had rented out, ready to sell. It was indeed left in a pretty bad state, even mouse droppings left. And yes, the couple who rented it hadn’t exactly cleaned it either. she’s still got a few doors to paint, so will be going back there after an appointment and a voice over tomorrow. Then flying out for work in the Netherlands on Sunday. 

Poor Henry, he hasn’t got her for long.

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Daughter had a GP appointment, who has arranged a rapid blood test; there was an eye problem which could be a result of high ferritin levels (they had been reduced by blood letting but have risen again recently) so she’s here until then. 

You never stop worrying about your kids even when they are in their 40’s, right? 

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