good luck Trish hope it works out.We have now got our house under offer and have made an offer on an apartment in a retirement village.Some thing I knew nothing about until recently.Obvious advantages,no stairs and company if needed.Also with fewer rooms no cries of Where are you !
My o/h is looking forward to it and quite relaxed about what we are having to get rid of as we declutter and downsize,although I half expect her to say she has changed
her mind.
This morning we had one of those moments which did make me think.
I woke her at 9 am telling her that we had to be at the doctors for a blood test at 11.20 and then we were going out to lunch.At 10.30 she was still reading the paper in her dressing gown so I reminded her."You never told me "As soon as she got upstairs she said she wanted a bath and I had to tell her there was not time.
A row followed !!! we made the doctors in time but I keep have to tell myself that it is not really her being so bolshie.
I appreciate that this is a tiny event compared with many of your posts but those of us just coming to terms with it all it is a stepping stone,but I wish I knew to where
Frederic H, do hope everything goes smoothly but you may find all the old habits don't go away. We moved from a house to an open plan two bed annexe with bathroom off the living room, all on one level about 8 months ago. My husband constantly says he's going upstairs and searches everywhere to find them and if he can't see me, even if I'm in the kitchen area just behind his chair he keeps asking where I am! Add to that it is new to him every time he walks in although some things are an exact duplicate of things at our 'other' house, (not the one we moved from).
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