Osteopath – nearly sorted my back (again). But can’t find a stretch that pulls out the affected muscle, one of the drawbacks of being very flexible.

Shopping. I hate Morrisons. In fact, I hate all shops where things say one price on the shelf and go through the till at another. Couldn’t be bothered to hang around and argue for the sake of 20 pence though.

Washing. Hanging washing out. Bringing washing in. Never ending domestic drudgery. At least it didn’t rain on it today.

Post. Fabulous parcel from Vosene families, complete with items that actually detached children from screens and propelled then into the garden. Incredible.

Tea. Fish and chips. Normal shop, but usual guy not there and whole meal dripping in oil. Disappointing.

Bedtime. Finally.


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Comments

6 responses to “A day.”

  1. Do you think we only notice the difference in price between shelf and till when the price is lower on the shelf, because it is always that way, or because that’s when we get the most vexed?

    1. Good question. I do know that when some tops didn’t go through the till properly at next so I got them free I went back in and paid.

  2. There’ll be another one along soon – hope it is a little better!

    1. there was, and it was, thank you.

  3. this is the intrasound device that I have, it is really good for tight muscles, tender spots round joints and rather oddly, for reducing bruising (no idea how but it seems to rub them out!)
    http://www.boots.com/en/Boots-Pain-Therapy-Intrasound-Unit_6141/

  4. better day tomorrow? x

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