You all deserve medals for inventiveness and patience.šWhat a sad bunch we are. In a normal world we'd be locked up. Keep smiling, it doesn't get any better but what else can you do.
You all deserve medals for inventiveness and patience.šWhat a sad bunch we are. In a normal world we'd be locked up. Keep smiling, it doesn't get any better but what else can you do.
Inventiveness yes , patience... still working on that.You all deserve medals for inventiveness and patience.š
Your last line is so true. Difficult, tiring, bloody near impossible, is closer. But for some inexplicable reason we keep going.And ...
This morning whilst eating his porridge OH turned to me and said " this meat is cooked really nicely"
Err meat ?š¤£
And another...
I've just helped OH get washed and dressed ,a 45 minutes job. He doesn't really understand instructions so it's quite an exhausting experience.
I've just given him socks to put on. His response taking the socks from me was a deep sigh and "that's a difficult job"
Try living in my shoes, pal , was my thinkingš¤£š¤£
Because we love them ? ā¤ļø I know if it were the other way round he'd do it for me. My gran ,aunt ,uncle and mum all had dementia in old age. OH used to tell me he'd care for me not to worry. Bless himYour last line is so true. Difficult, tiring, bloody near impossible, is closer. But for some inexplicable reason we keep going.
AHH that's lovely š¤£My husband's favourite expression at the moment is 'it' (shop/restaurant/coffee/meal) can't be beaten. Today we were sitting in our favourite restaurant and he said 'the staff in here need some beating'. He burst out laughing when he realised what he said. It was a pleasure to hear him laugh.
Hi @maggie6445 - I bet your shoes wouldn't fit him!šAnd ...
I've just given him socks to put on. His response taking the socks from me was a deep sigh and "that's a difficult job"
Try living in my shoes, pal , was my thinkingš¤£š¤£
No they would but he'd have a jolly good try. When we go out he often tries to put my coat on and then tells me there's something wrong with his coat! I'm a size 8 so heaven knows how he manages to get both arms in. Well he has ripped a lining or two that needed a few stitches !Hi @maggie6445 - I bet your shoes wouldn't fit him!š
Mmmm see my reply ššThat wouldnāt stop my husband trying them on - came down in my cord trousers last week, saying āthese have shrunk āā¦.
You made me laugh- much needed today, thank you.At 5:45 this morning after dealing with OH toileting ,we returned to bed.
OH: there's lots of aeroplanes outside.
Me : (putting heating aids in) what did you say
Oh : there's lots of aeroplanes outside.
Me: Mmm.. is there?
OH: yes, can't you hear them?
Me: (listening ) that's birds tweeting not aeroplanes.
Well.... They both fly I suppose š¤£š¤£
i think i had the image of putting on heating aids. i pictured a couple of radiators in your ears. sorry im amuse by the most silly things.You made me laugh- much needed today, thank you.
Well spotted! Bit of sleep deprivation here as that was the second loo visit of the night . Zzzzzzi think i had the image of putting on heating aids. i pictured a couple of radiators in your ears. sorry im amuse by the most silly things.
Ooh such a lovely lookI went looking for my crocs slides I wear in the house and garden. I looked everywhere. Gone. He had no idea of course where they could have been. Finally I glanced down and spotted them - on his feet. Ok, so Iām a 7 and heās a 9. Close, but not close enough. He still swore they were his as he stood there with his toes hanging over the ends of them.
A bit late in replying but Iāve only just seen this. Thank you SO much for a greatly needed laugh!š¤£š¤£My FiL sneaked into the room where I was watching tv, quietly tucked a chocolate up my trouser leg then left with a wink and a pat on my head š
š¤£š¤£My OH has tried to get my size 4 shoes on his size 9 feet before. Why don't they notice they don't fit? My OH regularly put his shoes on the wrong feet and he didn't notice . Must have been uncomfortable š¤£I went looking for my crocs slides I wear in the house and garden. I looked everywhere. Gone. He had no idea of course where they could have been. Finally I glanced down and spotted them - on his feet. Ok, so Iām a 7 and heās a 9. Close, but not close enough. He still swore they were his as he stood there with his toes hanging over the ends of them.