Today I shall be Mainly...

[Sue]

The forecast says cloud and sun this afternoon….its thick thick mist

[Stanley]

I shall be in the shed first thing with ny castings and later will have a walk and get milk.

[Cathy]

Stanley, are you still using your shopping buggy on wheels when you shop now? Great aren’t they.

[Stanley]

Yes Love, as soon as I get beyond what will fit in a small carrier bag.

[Stanley]

This morning has been a pain. The steam chest lid is chilled and pot hard, none of my cutters will touch it, I have destroyed three.... So I have had to do the best I can on the grinding wheel. It's acceptable but only just. They won't see it off the Ribble!

[Sue]

Morning

Well we had a really yukky day yesterday , what a good job I was busy. I gave the house a really good clean apart from washing the floors which I will do today. A pilates friend called round after lunch for a chat and to sign Tairas birthday card and give me her contribution to the present. Taira will be 50 in a couple of weeks so I have organised a secret collection. She is a very well loved teacher .

After Karin left I got on with finishing the trousers for my suit. I just have a few bits to finish and everything will be ready for my session with Maxine on Wednesday. I will be doing that today after washing the floors and doing the ironing.

It is due to rain all day but at the moment we have a hint of blue sky. Bob will probably still go to the park as they now have some new young members ( 16 to mid 20 s) who are keen to meet up whatever the weather. Have a good day all

[Stanley]

Morning Sue! Nice to hear Bob has youngsters helping at the park.... It's very gloomy wet and cold here. It rained as I went to the Co-op for my milk and it was cold. I had another surprise, I found a big plump chicken roast in the bag, in the cabinet for sell-by date sales. It was dirt cheap at $4 so I bought it and I'm cooking it now. So the kitchen is as warm as toast and I'll have a chicken to pick on. I might survive the day!

[Big Kev]

Bob will probably still go to the park as they now have some new young members ( 16 to mid 20 s) who are keen to meet up whatever the weather. Have a good day all

One of the guys I work with has a neuro diverse son, he's 8 years old and loves trains. There is a model railway he goes to regularly (it looks similar to what your Bob is involved with) and a few weeks ago they were carrying out track repairs, they let him help with a bit of 'spannering' and he was well made up

[Sue]

Bob will probably still go to the park as they now have some new young members ( 16 to mid 20 s) who are keen to meet up whatever the weather. Have a good day all

One of the guys I work with has a neuro diverse son, he's 8 years old and loves trains. There is a model railway he goes to regularly (it looks similar to what your Bob is involved with) and a few weeks ago they were carrying out track repairs, they let him help with a bit of 'spannering' and he was well made up

That sounds good, and the same sort of track. A couple of these younger members have been coming with parents for a bit before they joined in their own right and helping when they could. There is always a lot of maintenance to do . Its good to get young blood.