Parents! Once a parent, always a parent - often a thankless task, and so all the more heart-warming when all our hard work over the years starts to pay off, to put it mildly!
Did you see one such story in this morning's local Onion News for East Hampshire? If you missed it, here's the story, slightly edited for content, and if you want "chapter and verse" then turn to page 94 in your print copy - and for your thumb it'll be well worth the "slog", no question!
Here in our busy home in grassy, semi-leafy Liphook, Hampshire, the story brings a warm glow to the cheeks of me and my light-to-moderate wife Lois this morning, that's for sure!
However, wiser counsels prevail, I can exclusively reveal, and after some fruitless local shopping at a charity shop for Lois's elusive "next jumper", we decide to drop in at our local doctor's surgery to book a phone appointment with a real doctor in 5 days' time - well, she did tell the receptionist that it wasn't urgent, so fair enough!
(top) we strike out on Lois's "next jumper", because we're not sure that orange
is her colour - your views welcome! - but (bottom) we manage to get Lois a doctor's
telephone appointment in 5 days' time, so all is not lost (!!!!)
(left) Tyler, our new gas heating engineer, (centre) a typical gas boiler,
and (right) an indication of Tyler's company's catchment area, in case
YOUR old boiler is in urgent need of a service (!)
Yes, another "stressful" day (!), and tonight we're glad to be able to "unwind" on the sofa while team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop take the week apart on the comedy news quiz show "Have I Got News For You", which is nice.
On tonight's programme, there's a story from presenter Steph McGovern's neck of the woods - Durham, which is nice! And it's all about local county councillor Tony Hewitt (ringed in picture below):
So Tony resigned from the council, to let his wife shine. Kudos, Tony !!!!
Team captain Ian Hislop wants to know how Rita got on in the competition this year.





















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