The boring thread.....

[Mups]

My sympathy, I used to get them as a child.

So did I.
Didn't we used to use something called  'Golden Eye Ointment'  on them?
Or I remember hearing it said to rub a gold ring gently over them.   Something to do with the gold healing I think.

[klondike]

I use a plug in fingerprint reader on my laptop. It stopped working the other day. I assumed a cut finger was stopping it but the phone was still ok. Got around to testing it and found it is deceased entirely. Bunged it in bin ordered a passkey instead. Then thought - I don't think I've had that long, Checked and I got it on Amazon June last year. Went through problem with product routine which put me into chat. Got full refund no need to return so it can go back in bin. Result.

[Scrumpy]

I'll be digging around my bins later to see if there is anything in there that I can talk to Amazon about..

Beautiful day.. 

[CHF]

So did I.
Didn't we used to use something called  'Golden Eye Ointment'  on them?
Or I remember hearing it said to rub a gold ring gently over them.  Something to do with the gold healing I think.

Yes, Mups, my goodness, I'd forgotten 'Golden Eye Ointment,' my mother bought it 
from the newsagent's/village store.  I hadn't heard about the gold ring treatment.

[Michael Rolls]

Remember it being used on styes which seemed quite prevalent when we were children

[Alex]

Lovely outside today, time for a coffee in the garden before the weekly trip to Mc Donalds later.

[muddy]

Remember it being used on styes which seemed quite prevalent when we were children

I had terrible chilblains when I was a child .
I can only imagine it was from inadequate footwear and waiting at bus stops 
I was always cold .
I don't think anyone gets chilblains nowadays ?  

[CHF]

I never had chillblains, but many of my friends did.

It's a different world now.......

[Ruthio]

So did I.
Didn't we used to use something called  'Golden Eye Ointment'  on them?
Or I remember hearing it said to rub a gold ring gently over them.  Something to do with the gold healing I think.

Golden Eye Ointment is exactly what the pharmacist at Boots recommended and sold me last week.
It doesn't hurt any more, so from that point of view it's very much better, but still red and swollen, I suppose it will eventually disappear but it's taking its time!

[Mups]

Golden Eye Ointment is exactly what the pharmacist at Boots recommended and sold me last week.
It doesn't hurt any more, so from that point of view it's very much better, but still red and swollen, I suppose it will eventually disappear but it's taking its time!

Good grief Ruthio,  I didn't even know they still made it.
What a pity you didn't ask the pharmacist earlier, and it might have gone by now.

[CHF]

I hope it soon disappears, Ruthio. Perhaps you need a holiday. Hugs.

[Mups]

I had terrible chilblains when I was a child .
I can only imagine it was from inadequate footwear and waiting at bus stops
I was always cold .
I don't think anyone gets chilblains nowadays ? 

I remember feeling cold  when we came in from school,  but Mum used to not let us stand close to the fire to warm up,  she always said that was what caused chilblains.  
I just looked it up, and it seems Mum was right.   Heating from cold to hot quickly really does cause them.

[Scrumpy]

I have just been for a stroll... It is going to be a warm day..
I shall be doing bits and bobs indoors and out in the garden.. Nothing too strenuous..

[Mups]

Another lovely day forecast. 
I must get outside and do some more jobs.  Hoovering can be done on a wet day! 

[Scrumpy]

A bouncy castle has just been erected in the grounds of the little school opposite my house..
  Fun day...!!