As it can take a looong time for faults to be remedied, I thought this could fill in for now?
1. My Vabysmo eye injection this afternoon at the hospital.
2. I wore my 'hidden disabilities' thingy around my neck.
3. Home and having a curry tonight 
As it can take a looong time for faults to be remedied, I thought this could fill in for now?
1. My Vabysmo eye injection this afternoon at the hospital.
2. I wore my 'hidden disabilities' thingy around my neck.
3. Home and having a curry tonight
Hot Dogs armour hot dogs what kind of kids like armour hot dogs?
1. Hot dogs, for breakfast, at a Christian Café.
2. Bought a jumbo bag of teabags, this afternoon.
3. Bought a ceramic teapot, with a St. Bridget's Cross, for my friend; in antipation of his discharge, and return to his home.
They're slightly larger; and £1 each.
Bought two more, today, in anticipation for my friend's discharge; and return.
Great to be alive, especially after such incidents.
Keep fighting, Bro!
The Black Ferns! 
It’s a sad though becuase im working with my very supportive team leader and it’s her last day and im struggling already with emotional disregulation
1. Successfully registered with and booked a NHS dental checkup at a newly opened dentist practice fairly local to home. They have 2 long-standing practices further away, elsewhere in the county - which bodes well; as they are experienced - rather than first opening their business.
2. First, for weeks, proper steady rain overnight - which will help those garden and allotment plants which had been struggling with this year's hot and dry season.
3. It is Friday ("Fredagsmys" - frey-dags-mees - cozy Friday).
Ikr... I'm actually most proud of that one, if i'm being honest 
I don't have a "sweet tooth" - but fish and chips - now, that is definitely my idea of a treat.
So pleased you are OK.
Good idea your wife thought to make those extra checks.
Heartening to know your coworkers stepped up so well in your time of need.
If the impact caused airbag deployment - do take things super-easy for the next few days - as, like the book title says: "The Body Keeps The Score".
Hoping that your transport situation improves before too long - although, I would encourage your wellbeing to be the priority.
I’ve never seen big boost cans not the original boost at least
1. Got out of a car accident with zero injuries (there was a full tire, rims and everything, just lying in the middle of the road. It’s now wedged under my car)
2. My wife immediately checked to make sure I was emotionally/mentally okay after finding out that I was physically okay.
3. My coworkers have been bending over backwards to make sure I’m accommodated with not having a vehicle. I really need a transportation method to get to my clients, so my coworkers have offered to drive me around or borrow their vehicles. Really awesome.
1. My Artist friend had a successful knee operation, on Tuesday; I visited him, yesterday, bringing him a huge can of Boost.
2. I got bacon and sirloins at a local butcher, this afternoon.
3. Got more Farm-Fresh Milk, this evening, then survived the pressure of a Bloke flying home from work, and got diesel at a local filling station and £400 cash at a local Post Office.
Hope you survived dealing with Humanoids?
Japan and Can combined.
I have sourced a rechargeable waterproof Bluetooth speaker which appears to match my requirements list and I am testing out its capabilities today.
I found one which seems small / robust enough (one which is a metal body case rather than plastic, plus a keyring style carry case) to also take out and about visiting places outdoors / to use when travelling, or staying away somewhere too.
Because I wanted to be happy to travel with it; I set my budget limit to £20 (hoping that the 4.5 out of 5 stars (48,415) review data proves to be mostly accurate!):
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wireless-Bluetooth-Radiator-Generation-Portable/dp/B07F9NGRKF
My thinking being; then you should be able to use it at home / in the garden, plus, e.g. working on my allotment - while still keeping my smartphone secure and dry.
I have previously tried various styles of Bluetooth: separate ear buds / those ear buds with a wire round the back of your neck / over the ear headphones / fabric headbands with inbuilt speakers e.g. while physically working on the allotment - but I find that level of physical gardening makes things on / ears feel a real nuisance or ear buds are prone to dropping out as you are hoeing weeds etc..
I also have previously tried on the allotment a solar / windup radio ...with disappointing sound quality results and they are a bit bulky / heavy to carry with you too
I had a talk to a customer about dragon ball and power rangers yesterday it was the highlight of my work week so far being able to indi dump
