Good Morning Thursday

[Kaz]

Gal, sending hugs ((((((x)))))) It must have been a shock to lose your ex SIL like that, and I'm glad T can go with you.

I hope the cortisone injection helps his foot, I believe PF is incredibly painful! Lovely for Amy to be on the property ladder so young, what a lucky girl! Living so close to London my Chris has resigned himself to having to rent ad infinitum, even with his savings and the money I gave him it just isn't enough - not just on a single income even though he is well paid

xxx

[Gal]

Thank you Kaz....it has hit me a lot harder than I thought, I have known L for a very long time, over 30 years

Amy is lucky, T has sold it for less than he would if it had gone on the open market. And she didn't need to save for a deposit, as apparently when it's a family sale like that, whatever the house is valued at, against what he asked for, is offset. Plus where it is, it's not a 'nice' village tbh....but hey ho, that's what she wants so good luck to her! It's such a shame for C.....Jen is similar, and looks to be here for a loooooong while yet

No, up to now T has had no improvement for the pain in his foot He's very despondent, as he feels like he has wasted all this week sitting about (and he is VERY trying!!!) and although he was told it could be up to 48-72 hours before he felt any benefit, he hasn't He's going to return to work on Monday regardless and will bring the dogs bck from the farm tomorrow.

Let us know how the zumba class goes - sounds fun!

((((((((((((Osc)))))))))

[Kaz]

Thanks Gal, I will let you know

Well Amy is a lucky girl, as that first step is the crucial one. I think B would be living here for quite a few years, same as your Jen, if she hadn't got Canada in her sights! The way she is talking I think she would like to settle out there - great for her, but I will miss her!!!

Poor Tom, hope he's better soon, for you sake as much as for his! xxx

[Gal]

Thanks hun!! xx