It seems I'm a patient now!

Thanks ladies!

how are you doing ?

I believe it is the beginning of things for you with your new diagnois?

please feel free to share anything you like.....if we can help we will xx

Hello, Bosombud,

yes, do feel free to post, it helps, honestly! 

Well ladies, daughter is walking around Henley enjoying more snow than we have here in northern Bucks (but we generally don’t get that much) and really was out and about early! As a musician she doesn’t normally get up that early! But snow obviously got her going!

had my podiatry appointment, bless him he seems to find more teeny corns every time I go! So a sweep of the snow on the car beforehand (so many don’t, and they could so easily get fined!) and set off early in case the roads were bad (they weren’t!) so a chat with the ladies in reception, a chat with the podiatrist, a walk through the town to and from the car park, and back home with a coffee while the washing machine and bread machine do their thing! 

Shall I get out and christen new untrodden snow? Hmmmm......

hugs xxx

Have been following all the lovely ballet tales, excited myself now as friend just texted re bargain tickets to Royal Opera House for tomorrow's Royal Ballet mixed performance matinee - Asphodel Meadows/ The Two Pigeons - sounds fun and a bit quirky, can't wait! Love going to Covent Garden anyway, and it's my first proper day out with a friend (had a lovely family trip to Cadogan Hall over Christmas) since my operation. They're standing tickets but I guess that's sort of exercise and sometimes you can sneak into posh seats....

Wow, that sounds wonderful! Hope you can sneak into seats as standing for that long sounds tough, I certainly couldn’t do it I have had a bad back for many years and standing for a long time really stirs it up!

if my back wasn’t so bad I’d seriously think about Promming, but I just couldn’t a) stand for hours in a queue and b) then stand for that night’s concert! 

Huga xxx

Funny you should say that, moomy, lovely friend just texted to say she's upgraded them to posh seats in orchestra stalls, so no standing or sneaky seat sitting required! Think there's quite a lot of ticket availability as it's a matinee and perhaps a bit offbeat. Can't wait.... HFxx

moomy....you do sound as if you have a baeutiful and well-planned garden.

and HappyFeet1(yessss!!!!)how lovely that you are going to see the Ballet,in posh seats no less!!!

I was born with an unforunate future of a champagne taste and ginger beer wage....so if I get to see beautiful things it is because my sisters sometimes take me.(oh-and havent managed to find myself a husband..forgot that!)..But I love Covent Garden too...and love the idea of the Opera House having the notion to sing opera to the masses....

Have a lovely time xx

How super, HappyFeet! Just the ticket! (Pun intended!) 

ha, Violetsniff, we’ve been in this place a long time and have got to know what works and where! The soft fruit freezes beautifully and keeps me going through the winter! 

Hugs xxx

Busy day doing Bombe maintenance and then lots of demos to very interested people! 

Hugs xxx

Good work, moomy, hope journey ok in this unpredictable weather! Had lovely day out in London, the ballet was super, especially The Two Pigeons performances, quirky as predicted, very enjoyable. Hadn't been to the Royal Opera House in years, beautiful revamped areas including fantastic aerial views from upper bar.

Tiring but great day out.

moomy...you have been busy!!just wondered whether you watched the prog about Mrs Simson and Edward when you got back?it was everso interesting....

HappyFeet1....thats sounds like a wonderful experience...how lovely!You will sleep well tonight!,xx