BowSenior Contributor
Share a cuppa?
I've just made myself a cuppa and would love a friend if anyone is around?
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Share a cuppa?
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@Paulette 💜💕💜💕💜😴
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
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I think I will have both cuppa @tyme 😁
Ohh hugs @Dimity xx
@Former-Member , @Bow , @Paulette
We had leftovers -- which was a zucchini quiche I made yesterday which was nice and easy after today xx
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tymeModerator
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I hear you are feeling tired @Shaz51 ,
But please I'm here if you want to talk about your day 🙂
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AbnerSenior Contributor
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Hi everyone, I had a very warming cup of coffee at Collegium Musicum, and found someone who'll help me service a beautiful clarinet I recently acquired because the community organisation I sometimes go to was going to throw it away if I didn't accept it...anyway Peter's going to help me service it, which means bathing it in a softwood oils and chemicals, and gluing a lever ring back on, as well as shaving parts where it's swollen from moisture and moistening the parts those parts have dried, and he also said some of the keys may need greasing. He said he can show me how to do it while we're giving it the servicing, because if I can do it myself it'll save me a lot of money...and it seems I'm the refuge for neglected and unwanted musical instruments, my trombone is really weathered old instrument the shop couldn't get anyone interested in, the viola and violin I have were both from oppshops, the euphonium is a secondhand one that no one wanted, I have these beautiful wooden and plastic bass, tenor, alto, treble, descant and sopranino recorders that were from oppshops and deceased estates and the families just had no idea of what to do with them. As I say my place is becoming the refuge for neglected and unwanted musical instruments. I can't bare to see these things get thrown out. I do love having them and playing them too.
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PauletteSenior Contributor
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Hi @Shaz51 ,
I'm so glad you are your zucchini quiche. At least it would help you feel better with protein and being home made.
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That sounds great @tyme I feel gratitude for food always too including that hot chocolate.
Tonight for tea I had Thai food - Tom Yum Soup it was absolutely delicious. I am grateful to the restaurant that made it and my friend for taking me there 😊.
On that happy note it's goodnight for me 😴👍
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
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@tyme 🥰
Mum has to move from the hospital she is in as it is only for short term
So trying to find somewhere else has been so hard to find as everywhere is full up
The closest place is 90kms away and we went to have a meeting and a tour --- wow soo expensive
So we talked and decided to bring mum back home to her house ( our house) with no aged care support and mum is " high needs" and should be in a hospital
Mr shaz is worried that we would need to stop working to look after her
Stopped in at the hospital to visit mum on our way home
Then the head nurse saw me and said that mum's medical team are having a meeting about mum tomorrow morning to see what the next step is
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tymeModerator
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That's sooo wow! I'm gobsmacked @Abner - Having music play while we sip our cuppas is also doable!
I love all those instruments you have mentioned. I love old famous hymns, classical music etc. I'm not much of a contemporary music fan. I learnt piano for 17 years, and played the flute and baritone, french horn, piccolo and melodica.
I still have these instruments, but I haven't taken them out in years.
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tymeModerator
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Such a difficult time @Shaz51 . I'm hearing that there are so many things to weigh up. If she goes into aged care, your wages will be going into it; if you look after her at home, you will have to quit/reduce work to care for her, while also battling your own health conditions and Mr Shaz's.
Please don't be afraid to let Mum's treating team know this. It would be virtually impossible for you to provide her the 24/7 care she needs...
Fingers crossed that decisions go your way.
Hugs, tyme
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Captain24Senior Contributor
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Wow @Shaz51 that’s a lot. Is there anyway you can get any support at home? Even if it’s just to help you with little things so you can focus on your mum. Hope the meeting tomorrow has some solutions for you.
