Good afternoon everyone 
My goodness I wonder why Mr Yogi didn't need any drops for the retinal scan. That is definitely the worst part, they really sting.
They said he didn't need the drops because the pictures were clear enough without them. He's had to have the drops before, so I think he was just lucky this time.
He was very lucky, they normally put them in before they even let you near the camera 
Good afternoon everyone My goodness I wonder why Mr Yogi didn't need any drops for the retinal scan. That is definitely the worst part, they really sting.
They said he didn't need the drops because the pictures were clear enough without them. He's had to have the drops before, so I think he was just lucky this time.
He was very lucky, they normally put them in before they even let you near the camera
Then there is the piccies with the flash light right in your eyeballs. Can always see it for hours afterwards and invariably causes a migraine 
Good afternoon everyone My goodness I wonder why Mr Yogi didn't need any drops for the retinal scan. That is definitely the worst part, they really sting.
They said he didn't need the drops because the pictures were clear enough without them. He's had to have the drops before, so I think he was just lucky this time.
He was very lucky, they normally put them in before they even let you near the camera
Then there is the piccies with the flash light right in your eyeballs. Can always see it for hours afterwards and invariably causes a migraine
It really is a horrible procedure isn't it 
Good afternoon everyone My goodness I wonder why Mr Yogi didn't need any drops for the retinal scan. That is definitely the worst part, they really sting.
They said he didn't need the drops because the pictures were clear enough without them. He's had to have the drops before, so I think he was just lucky this time.
He was very lucky, they normally put them in before they even let you near the camera
Then there is the piccies with the flash light right in your eyeballs. Can always see it for hours afterwards and invariably causes a migraine
It really is a horrible procedure isn't it
It really is Squiggle. Good job its only once a year Squiggle 
Some people have to have it every six months sadly moonie, a friend of mine, now deceased, used to.
Off now, got a Support Group meeting for Grandparents who look after children of drug/ alcohol addiction mums and dads.
Have a lovely evening all xxx
Good afternoon everyone My goodness I wonder why Mr Yogi didn't need any drops for the retinal scan. That is definitely the worst part, they really sting.
They said he didn't need the drops because the pictures were clear enough without them. He's had to have the drops before, so I think he was just lucky this time.
He was very lucky, they normally put them in before they even let you near the camera
He fully expected to have the drops put in, which was why I was there to drive him home - and he was quite happy he didn't have to have them.
Off now, got a Support Group meeting for Grandparents who look after children of drug/ alcohol addiction mums and dads.
Have a lovely evening all xxx
I hope the meeting is helpful, Skylark.
Evening troops
Sky - you deserve a medal Hope things can be worked out across there and someone can smell the coffee. Addiction really is brutal
Nout to report really. We'll go out tomorrow in pursuit of one of them long free standing pivotal mirrors used in bedrooms. For a tight car garage 
Hope we're all okay. Squiggs and her grandson doing successful homework on a car and Yogi with her SPF 20. El, have a good a weekend. Sweet you too and good to see moonman out and about.
HAGWE ye all and be good to yourselves 
Ingenious use of a mirror.
No need for the SPF20, Velvet. We're off to Prague and I think it's colder over there than it is over here, atm.
Good afternoon everyone My goodness I wonder why Mr Yogi didn't need any drops for the retinal scan. That is definitely the worst part, they really sting.
Its like having liquid gravel poured into your eyes
Sounds awful, Moonie.
Good afternoon everyone My goodness I wonder why Mr Yogi didn't need any drops for the retinal scan. That is definitely the worst part, they really sting.
Its like having liquid gravel poured into your eyes
Sounds awful, Moonie.
Believe me it is Yogi
Still it has to be done. So you grin and bear it 
Good afternoon everyone My goodness I wonder why Mr Yogi didn't need any drops for the retinal scan. That is definitely the worst part, they really sting.
They said he didn't need the drops because the pictures were clear enough without them. He's had to have the drops before, so I think he was just lucky this time.
He was very lucky, they normally put them in before they even let you near the camera
He fully expected to have the drops put in, which was why I was there to drive him home - and he was quite happy he didn't have to have them.
Off now, got a Support Group meeting for Grandparents who look after children of drug/ alcohol addiction mums and dads.
Have a lovely evening all xxx
I hope the meeting is helpful, Skylark.
Evening troops
Sky - you deserve a medal Hope things can be worked out across there and someone can smell the coffee. Addiction really is brutal
Nout to report really. We'll go out tomorrow in pursuit of one of them long free standing pivotal mirrors used in bedrooms. For a tight car garage
Hope we're all okay. Squiggs and her grandson doing successful homework on a car and Yogi with her SPF 20. El, have a good a weekend. Sweet you too and good to see moonman out and about.
HAGWE ye all and be good to yourselves
Ingenious use of a mirror.
No need for the SPF20, Velvet. We're off to Prague and I think it's colder over there than it is over here, atm.
Evening Yogi
Sounds great! If I go to Hamilton these days it's like a trip abroad
I might need to stop speaking French though.
One of my DiL's is originally from Hamilton. Not sure how good her Français is though.
When are you going away Yogi?
Sunday morning.
When are you going away Yogi?
Sunday morning.
Awww I hope you have a super time
Thanks Moonie. I'm hoping the weather stays dry.
When are you going away Yogi?
Sunday morning.
Awww I hope you have a super time
Thanks Moonie. I'm hoping the weather stays dry.
The forecast isn't too bad for the weekend, so fingers crossed
When are you going away Yogi?
Sunday morning.
Awww I hope you have a super time
Thanks Moonie. I'm hoping the weather stays dry.
The forecast isn't too bad for the weekend, so fingers crossed
That's good news.
I'm going to get off now, Moonie. Goodnight and sweet dreams.
Hugs for the night owls.
if only you had webcam on her you really do deserve a medal Good morning everyone
Cloudy and breezy here, probably staying dry today though rain is forecast tomorrow.
Busy afternoon and early evening for me yesterday. I wemt to see the church treasurer yesterday afternoon to return the accounting records and go through what I found during my checking of her draft accounts. Whilst there we found a problem with the church spreadsheet I had done in the current Excel format. One of the functions was not working. When I got home I found the same on my copy. Old format worked fine, current format not working.
It took quite some time to work out what the problem was. It was nothing to do with the coding I had used. A recent Microsft security update has created the problem so that for some people, what are called ActiveX controls have stopped working on Excel, Word, and other Microsoft products. They have got a temporary fix for it which I used and the spreadsheet now works.
Most straightforward basic spreadsheets and word documents don't use ActiveX controls so this won't cause problems for the majority of people.
Skylark, I hope your meeting went well
Yogi, I hopw your packing is on course and the weather doesn't cause problems for you
I watched the last part of the Davis Cup match last night between James Ward and John Isner at Glasgow, Fantastic match.
You can see the entire match on iPlayer:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/e...es-ward-v-john-isner
Though at 5 hours 20 minutes long, it's rather long but it's very good.
Good morning everyone, a bright morning although a little on the cold side.
Yogi I hope the packing is going well, how exciting, I have heard it's a very beautiful city. Skylark I hope the meeting went well, it must be comforting to be able to discuss the problems that arise Well done EL on sorting out that sticky problem, I wouldn't have been able to work out what on earth was wrong with it.
Enjoy your day everyone
Thank you moonie What are your plans? I am hoping for a peaceful calm day, it's been a bit of a busy week.
Thank you moonie What are your plans? I am hoping for a peaceful calm day, it's been a bit of a busy week.
Currently awaiting the delivery of my new washer as the old one is now deceased
Latest estimated delivery between 11-15 and 1-15 pm
I hope your wish for a calm day is fulfilled Squiggle
I hope they don't keep you waiting too long, thank you I hope so too
A response from a councillor regarding the owl bar petition:
https://www.change.org/p/londo...paign=&utm_term=
Squiggle, thank you. It took me quite some time to work out what was causing the problem. I hope you are able to have a relaxing weekend
Moonie, I hope your washer gets delivered on time and that they install it for you and take the old one away.
A response from a councillor regarding the owl bar petition:
https://www.change.org/p/londo...paign=&utm_term=
Squiggle, thank you. It took me quite some time to work out what was causing the problem. I hope you are able to have a relaxing weekend
Moonie, I hope your washer gets delivered on time and that they install it for you and take the old one away.
Thanks El
I strongly suspect in tomorrow's Call the Midwife, one of the storylines concerning a pregnant woman and her baby will be very disturbing and distressing. I'm sure though that they will treat it with sensitivity.
A link to what I believe it's about but of course it's a spoiler:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/g..._use/drugsrev2.shtml
You'll probably want to watch Poldark afterwards.
Afternoon all.
My packing is finished and we've double checked the paperwork, passports etc.
Moonie, I hope your washing machine has arrived or is due very soon.
Squiggle, I hope you are having a relaxing day.
El, I'm glad you sorted out the spreadsheet problem.
I won't be here to watch Call The Midwife and Poldark but I will be recording both. I really enjoyed the Poldark books and the original series, so I hope the remake measures up!
Summer, thanks for the hug.
Have a good day everyone.
I'm glad your new washer arrived so promptly moonie, do you have the first load in yet, it's a lovely drying day down here.
All ready for the off Yogi, how long is the flight? I have my doubts about Poldark, I loved the original and the clips I have seen have not impressed me I think I'll give it a miss.
Moonie, I'm glad your washer arrived on time
I never saw the original Poldark series so can't make any comparisons. My parents didn't see it either. The first episode was shown on my father's birthday and as it was shown fairly early in the evening we would have been having a birthday tea at the time. Old editions of the Radio Times showing the listings are are http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/
It is restricted to just the BBC television and radio channels.
I'm glad your new washer arrived so promptly moonie, do you have the first load in yet, it's a lovely drying day down here.
All ready for the off Yogi, how long is the flight? I have my doubts about Poldark, I loved the original and the clips I have seen have not impressed me I think I'll give it a miss.
Thanks Squiggle
Weather is beautifu here too. Nope, my nephew will sort it on Monday when he returns home. I can't even move it across the kitchen let alone into place under the work surface 
Afternoon all.
My packing is finished and we've double checked the paperwork, passports etc.
Moonie, I hope your washing machine has arrived or is due very soon.
Squiggle, I hope you are having a relaxing day.
El, I'm glad you sorted out the spreadsheet problem.
I won't be here to watch Call The Midwife and Poldark but I will be recording both. I really enjoyed the Poldark books and the original series, so I hope the remake measures up!
Summer, thanks for the hug.
Have a good day everyone.
Well done on sorting your packing and the paperwork too Yogi
Moonie, I'm glad your washer arrived on time
I never saw the original Poldark series so can't make any comparisons. My parents didn't see it either. The first episode was shown on my father's birthday and as it was shown fairly early in the evening we would have been having a birthday tea at the time. Old editions of the Radio Times showing the listings are are http://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/
It is restricted to just the BBC television and radio channels.
Cheers El
I'm glad your new washer arrived so promptly moonie, do you have the first load in yet, it's a lovely drying day down here.
All ready for the off Yogi, how long is the flight? I have my doubts about Poldark, I loved the original and the clips I have seen have not impressed me I think I'll give it a miss.
Thanks Squiggle
Weather is beautifu here too. Nope, my nephew will sort it on Monday when he returns home. I can't even move it across the kitchen let alone into place under the work surface
I know the feeling, mine is so heavy I can't even shove it easily, grandsons are so handy and nephews too of course.
