Tuesday, 19 January 2021

Tuesday.

 The builders arrived with lots of breeze blocks stacked up on the front garden now.

My carer managed to park on the drive and although I was struggling with my breathing she managed to get me washed, moisturised and dressed.  

The cleaners were due at 1.30 but yet again were asking to have an earlier/ different time.  We have had enough of them no problem with their cleaning but...and so I asked them not to come again.  It is to me that once a time is fixed it remains as otherwise I have to rearrange other things.  And I can do without that pressure.  Plus it was every week wanting to change.

The Prom.  An interesting session with some other people I have met/know who are of a similar age and the conversation was who had had the jab!  I was told I was not old enough.  But yes I was vulnerable.  What was interesting that the ones who had had the jab had all been telephoned by their surgery with dates and times to choose from.  Not a letter- a phone call.

It was lovely to speak to these people all socially distanced of course.  Laughter too.  Although I did get totally out of breath with talking !

Cold but little wind, no rain, I walked as well as talked.



Blackheaded Gulls on the rocks.



The beach.  The Sea.  The Sky.



A swimmer.  In a wet suit.





Videos of Tiger Hill surfers and sledgers.

I just want my jab.  Dont we all?!




5 comments:

  1. Oh, goody, videos! That looked like fun. You should have been at the head of the queue for the jab, Jill, IMHO. I'm not expecting mine before April despite being in the 75-80 cohort. They are still vaccinating all residents of communal settings (that includes jails!) and are presently all out of vaccine.

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  2. I had my jab a fortnight ago, I was telephoned at 4pm and given a choice of 8.30 or 9.30 the next morning.there were at least forty people who had already had their jabs when I arrived so good ness knows what time they started.

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  3. Good videos! Reminds me of the video my son sent me of my grandson sledding in the snow! I didn't realize you could sled on sand too!
    Stay well!

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  4. Neat videos.

    Won't be getting my jab for awhile so I will continue being very careful.

    Glad that you got to walk, talk, and laugh.

    God bless.

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  5. The sledging videos were such fun. People here are getting a phone call for their vaccine jabs too.

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