Today we had anpther jab for Covid. We spend more time at the doctor’s than anywhere else at present.
I get so breathless going shopping I decided to do a photo calendar for everyone in the family this year and choosing thirteen photos was quite a task.
I don’t expect they will all be happy with my selection but I took them off my phone and some people pop up more than others, namely our granddaughter. Her mother doesn’t like me to put photos of her on line so I won’t. There is so much talk about what happens on social media and with scams. It’s enough to make one want to tuck one’s head inside one’s shell and just let the world go by.
I can’t believe how it has taken over people’s lives until they just cannot live without the connection. My mobile phone is for calls and photos and a tiny bit of surfing when I ask Google about stuff – usually medical. I know too much knowledge is dangerous so I have written to the doctor to ask if we are on the correct pill regime.
When you read the instructions in the packets they say don’t take these with these and frighten you with possible side effects. So far we aren’t suffering but time will tell. On Twitter they asked ‘when did you feel old?’ and I replied at 80. I keep getting helped on and off buses. Well, there’s no going back so we just plod on.
Season’s greetings.
Not only am I 86, with grey hair, I also require a walker when I’m out and about the neighbourhood. People always step aside to allow me to go first onto transit and open doors for me to go into shops or cafes.
I accept all their help graciously. Haven’t I earned it???? Ha, ha. Cheers, Muriel
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Maybe it will take me a year or two to get used to it. Oh to see ourselves as others see us!
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