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Jalima Mon 01-Aug-16 15:11:44

Make sure if you use a bus pass to the next town that there is a bus coming back again.

Jane10 Mon 01-Aug-16 14:59:44

Good idea nina smile. Or I could have a virtual walk with a Husky or a long haired Alsatian or a Dachshund or a Corgi. So many favourites!

ninathenana Mon 01-Aug-16 14:51:50

Your local Age Uk may know of someone who would be grateful for a dog walker Jane10

ninathenana Mon 01-Aug-16 14:50:11

We're not all entitled to a bus pass careof

Jane10 Mon 01-Aug-16 14:46:38

I'd love to dog walk. Trouble is I don't know any dog owners any more. I always try to speak to passing dogs when I'm out -I must have terrified so many of them and disconcerted their owners! Drat.

Tizliz Mon 01-Aug-16 14:44:22

Volunteer to walk an old person's dog

carerof123 Mon 01-Aug-16 14:41:51

Use your bus pass and go somewhere and explore. Even if it is the next town it will do you good and stimulate your brain. Have fun.

tanith Mon 01-Aug-16 13:44:13

Definitely take a walk round your local area we sometimes forget to just enjoy the space around us. I just took a brisk walk and feel energised by it and have the energy to tackle the Ivy that's taking over the fence. grin

Jane10 Mon 01-Aug-16 13:39:22

OK -I'm on my virtual way. smile

Nelliemoser Mon 01-Aug-16 13:33:53

Come and me help dig my garden?

Christinefrance Mon 01-Aug-16 12:19:22

Nothing wrong with a reading fest Jane10 or taking time to relax. Enjoy some 'me' time and have your hair done or some spa treatments. Remember in this world full of care, we need to take time to stand and stare. Go walking, visit local beauty spots. So many things to enjoy all around us.

Jane10 Mon 01-Aug-16 12:03:46

We have a lovely garden but its s communal one with lots of really good gardeners competing with each other - I wouldn't dare try anything.
Book 3 feels a long way off. I bet I'll have lots of 'corrections' for book 2 -just like school!!

Ana Mon 01-Aug-16 11:53:39

Make a start on book 3? grin

J52 Mon 01-Aug-16 11:50:58

Do you have a garden? Maybe visit some nearby gardens for inspiration?

DaphneBroon Mon 01-Aug-16 11:42:20

Sounds quite an attractive prospect (if there was anything to watch on TV, so better stick with the reading!)

Jane10 Mon 01-Aug-16 11:37:01

Just for the month of August several of my classes and groups are not running. I've still got my 2 volunteer sessions and Aquafit but DH is working, Book 2 is with the publishers and suddenly I've got hours in my day to fill. Any ideas for what I could be doing to fill 'the unforgiving moment' Grans? Otherwise I fear I'll slump into a reading/TV fest.