Good morning all, dry here in Glasgow, but still really dark.
A very disturbed night, the pain in my hands has been unbearable, "someone" was in bed with me, pushing red hot pokers up through my fingers!
We have DGD today and hope to go out for a fish tea for lunch, as we still have no cooking facilities. Fingers crossed, as her asthma looks as if it is flaring up.
Yesterday the lock on the new back door broke (frantic phone call to builder), but because my hands were so weak and painful, no-one could blame me! 
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Kitty, I hope your arm improves. Mick I do love a wedding, looking forward to hearing about it.
Enjoy your day everyone and I hope that those feeling poorly are on the mend.
Thanks Maw, my hands are always painful, but this is off the scale and there is no respite. It's a flare up, caused by the bl***y kitchen renovations. Too much lifting, no fool like and old fool, who thinks she is still twenty.
I need nerve conduction tests, but there is a twenty nine week waiting list (another sign of the demise of the NHS), I have already had to cancel two hand clinic appointments, as the tests haven't yet been done.
Onward and upward as they say. No point in moaning, it's boring for everyone.
Morning all!
Just back from our weekly supermarket trip on a lovely clear, calm and mild morning here on the south coast.
Hope the weather is like this for the wedding Mick.
Had a poor sleep after intense practising of the "Hallelujah Chorus" at choir last night. I was still singing it in my head at 3am! A quiet day beckons with maybe 40 winks at some point.
Hope your hands ease Mary. Does heat help them?
Get well soon all you poorly ones and have a good day everyone. 
I could hear you Gagagran and was on the point of asking you to turn it down - in my head of course!
All I can say is that there are infinitely worse earworms!
OldGoat, a fish supper is fish and chips at any time of the day, a fish tea is fish and chips, bread and butter with a pot of tea, at any time of the day. Confusing, isn't it?
DH will have the fish tea, I will have the three course pensioner's lunch for £5.95. Prawn cocktail, small fish and chips and a Knickerbocker glory!
I'm glad you enjoyed your trip to Scotland.
It's a nerve problem with my hands, nothing seems to work, apart from cutting them off!! However, as I "talk" with my hands, I may have a problem.
A late good morning from East Northants - I'm another one who had a bad night with a sore arm from the flu jab. Maybe because I had it done at the chemist this time. She took so long, I thought she was drilling for oil! It's sunny and dry so a trip to the shops for me followed by coffee. Hope it's a pleasant day for everyone. Sore hands must be so debilitating Marydoll.
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