(arrangement by John Rutter)
Morning all
Half the choir is yowling in the Great Glasshouse and being broadcast live (EEEEEK!!!!!!) on Radio 4 at 8.10 this morning as part of the Morning Service. Accompaniment is with keyboard and the glasshouse's resident birds.
I've been up since 4.15 and have to leave by 6 at the latest as we have to be there by 6.45. I've got so many clothes on that I look like the Michelin man.
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Good luck Parrdu, hope the yowling goes well!!
Good night then Mister W?
Morning all
*manic waving*
*brandishes a daffodil*
MWAH flr.
a bit of an upsetting phone conversation with Aged M
she told me she had thought she was too weak to undergo more surgery but was more confident now
but she was exhausted by 15 minutes on the phone to me
we have juggled stuff so that we can visit after w**k tomorrow
Thank you babe. I do like an erect one first thing in the morning. Droopy just doesn't do it for me.
Not good about Aged M, I guess though that the doctors wont operate if they don't think she's up to it. Either way, it's a worrying time for you. *big daffodil-ladden hug*
just woke up in time to hear the last hymn
if I'd known I'd've set the alarm
(((Aged M)))
I expect seeing her and talking to her in person will help you both
lol
ta
but a bit late
yes
I like that one too
"depress button"
your mother didn't love you
TM Bobbis' BF
also I like the sign "female toilet"
how do they know? Do they have to turn them upside down like rabbits?
yep, why not?
don't get me started on disabled toilets...
(gets Yeo started on disabled toilets)
can I start with why don't they often have mirrors in them? Do disabled people not care what they look like?
well they'll be wasted on my most usual client - he's blind
but there are a surprising number of places - including our Adult Social Services HQ - where our client accompanied by two male support w**kers can't use the designated toilet because it's located within the ladies'
and yes I know the opposite applies in some places, tho' possibly not so many - it seems to be assumed that people with disabilities need the same facilities as people with babies, who are of course assumed to be female
if you use the ordinary gents' facililties, park him in the cubicle and then keep peeping through the door to make sure he's ok, you tend to attract funny looks. Particularly if his behaviour requires intervention and you have to leap in
Sorry to pick on a typo but...
I do think "mediatation" sounds like a useful new word . . . maybe if we had a Buddhist on thought for the day?
I just wish you'd said "I'm not looking forward to this workshop on living in the now"
Just tell them it would have been a contradiction in terms to do any preparation
lol
fab
you want to come and hypnotise them into filling in good feedback for me?
ah
good plan