Wednesday 19th:
- Clean boat - all inside surfaces, change sheets,
- wash said sheets and attempt to get them dry
- send cheese scone recipe and John Wiper's details to Lisa and David
- Haircut for Marilyn - long overdue as it is scruffy and far too long - be quiet, Mick ...
- Welcome Bernice and Roy, who live in their bus in NZ and are over here visiting their daughter and brand new grandson - and no, we have't met them before
- to BMI Priory leaving the boat about 5pm, for an appointment for the consenting process and a second iodine cleaning of David’s eyelashes - it’s one of the things Imran Masood and Pete Shah do prior to surgery to reduce the possibility of infection
- returning to the boat about 9.30pm
- into Edgbaston to stay in a hotel for two nights.
- Leaving the boat about 1pm Saturday
- 8am: into the hospital,
- back at the hotel anytime from noon to 2pm or later, depending on where David is on the list
- staying overnight at the hotel so no public transport required after his general anaesthetic
- checking out of the hotel
- maybe going to BMI Priory for a post op appointment, or to Birmingham Hospital
- we are planning on going back to the boat that afternoon/evening
- blobbing on board, or
- possibly the post op appointment - they don’t tell you till the day of the operation, dammit!
- Salvi and Ann Persico arriving and probably staying until about 4 July
- I have warned them to bring warmer clothes - they have been swanning about in Italy in 25+ degree heat, and are in for a rude awakening here, I fear
- our thinking currently is that we will head for Stratford on Avon, and they will do pretty much all of the work, with David wearing his safety googles and watching quietly (yeah right)
- we will be moving around but not venturing too far from being accessible to Birmingham by train - Stratford fits with that, as does Oxford or pretty much anywhere give rail travel possibilities
Phew! It is good for me to have this in a list - helps me get it clear in my mind.
David has had to postpone doing the tax returns as he cannot see well enough to read the handwritten notes he prepared before we left home. He's putting them off till Monday, so he is clearly positive about the outcome of surgery. Good thing, too.
4 comments:
Looking forward to meeting you both tomorrow,
Bernice & Roy
Fingers crossed for everything! xx
I've written shopping lists, then gone off leaving them behind.
Once you have written things down I think you tend to remember them though, however your list is rather long.
Wishing everthing goes smoothly for David and you at the hospital.
K&A xx
It was great to see you both again today and to meet Bernice and Roy. We hope all goes well for David and we will see you sometime on Wednesday with (hopefully!) some Vogel bread! Jennie, Chris and Monty xx
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