But she had a winning smile
And she was here and deserved a trial
So off they went, arm in arm
As Bert did his best to turn on the charm

The Physio was a nice girl.  I was in there with her for nearly an hour. She asked loads of questions.
She has given me some gentle exercises, and will see me again in April to see how its going.

I am also starting a new exercise class this Friday as  I couldnt take any more of the ear splitting music she played in the other class.   Someone else I saw today said exactly the same thing.  Pity though.

Computer man should be here tomorrow, so hope he can sort all the problems out with the new hard drive.

But she had a winning smile
And she was here and deserved a trial
So off they went, arm in arm

Bert's date arrived and she was dire
Her description showed she was a liar
She looked 30 stone
And was shaped like a cone
All her food must be cooked in a fryer

But she had a winning smile
And she was here so deserved a trial

Bert's date arrived and she was dire
Her description showed she was a liar
She looked 30 stone
And was shaped like a cone

Thanks Raven.  I've got to be on my way in about 20 mins time.

A friend sent me some wise words this morning.  I thought it very true,  and good advice.
The message said:

"Be Happy."
"Enjoy every moment of your life,  it is too short to waste on grudges.
Laugh whenever you can,  apologise when you should,  and let go of what you can't change."

I liked that.   

I have seen 2 more Ladybirds walking round a Rose tub just now,  plus a beautiful Peacock Butterfly already.

Not bad here today am hoping to be able to do a wee while in the garden later, I want to turn over a patch of earth and sow some Cornflower Seeds.
Good luck Mups.

Not seen them here, but I do have a couple of crows who nest in the trees at the bottom of the garden. They are so clever and they are not scared of me at all, I'm trying to get the bigger one to feed from my hand, he's getting close but not sure enough yet.
Crows aren't just birds—they're loyal, intelligent, and deeply connected to family in ways we're only beginning to understand.
They remember faces, return home, and even care for their own across generations.
In their quiet world, loyalty isn't a choice—it's instinct.
Maybe the next time a crow watches you... it already knows who you are.
Extra lines: They don't forget kindness... or cruelty.
Their bonds run deeper than we ever imagined.
And sometimes, the wild understands loyalty better than we do.

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