The Boss decided that we should wait till after my midday feed before leaving for Gateway Centre, which was a well reasoned conclusion as I could complete reading the West and there would be no hurry to return home as I wouldnt be due for the next feed till at least 5.30. The only problem being that I get rather dozy after lunch but being pushed around in the wheelchair made life a little easier. The only downside to this was that I found myself parked in the bra dept and attracting sidelong glances from suspicious females, I guess they thought I was a weirdo. The Boss had a roast dinner in the food hall and after a spot of shopping at Woolies while I waited out the front amongst the plants which was a great diversion. Needless to say I heard the whisper of several plants begging to be taken home but being a person of strong will, we only brought three home. Not long after arriving home Emily and Clark arrived, not being known for letting an opportunity pass, we got Clark to put up a couple of hanging baskets which are beyond us these days. The trouble is that the Waroffice will attempt these tasks if left undone and I have great difficulty convincing her that she to is beyond the heavier jobs around the place. Robyn dropped in for a short while just before we left for Gateway but didnt stay long. Vale, Robbie Flowers You will be long remembered by the Footy world, Melbourne in particular, your reputation as a great footballer and a nice guy are well deserved. Today we officially joined the the war on terror with the granting of permission by Iraq to fly over their territory in pursuit of ISIL. Hope and pray that all our troops are able to return safely to their loved ones before long and that they will all be home by Christmas to enjoy the festive season with their respective families.
Posted on: Fri, 03 Oct 2014 11:16:31 +0000
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