Now, I'm sure I have lost a post here .... I've looked everywhere, even in the custard. ....
which reminds me, I am surprised even one kiwi complained about the custard not being brandy custard, because of how difficult it is to complain about anything when your head is stuck in custard. I admit to noticing some bubbles, & put that down to burping, (that being the most agreeable reason for bubbles in custard where there are inebreated kiwis).
I had wanted to let you know I am well on the way to packaging all the apple pie into single serve containers for you to have desserts ready & waiting - just below your iceberg. Defrost & reheat as you would like. Indeed, there is so much you may never need buy dessert again.
Is that a suitably impressive prize for winning the Where's the Walrus Competition - even though for you it was an easy challenge. All you had to do was to look into any reflective surface.
I've been fairly well. I've changed my support worker to take advantage of the new worker's experience with gym work & exercise. I intend to speak to the OT about getting a new support co-ordinator, because the one I have has been difficult to get hold of, & doesn't seem to get work done promptly &, most recently, hasn't understood about how to get a particular form filled properly. & there has been no progress on getting me another place to live, away from these neighbours, & into somewhere more accomadating of my needs.
Someone from the NDIA had suggested that if we can fill in this form, with evidence provided, with a diagnosis of PTSD from my PDr or some psychologist I haven't even met, then more funding for more hours, & including funding a housing option that would suit me better. We had that meeting with the person from NDIA in June. Progress seems so slow.....
Meanwhile I'm continuing to have problems with my memory & waiting six more weeks to see the geriatrician again. That's the earliest I could get.
Also, I seem to have found a good GP now!
Hugzies
mmMekitty
