A yellow day.
A miracle has occurred. I just sat, on my laptop and it
survived. OMG? God that was a close one? Seriously, my but, covered not only
the keyboard, but the screen? I tell you, I still have a lot of strength in my
legs as they supported my weight as I
kind of hung in mid-air and thought/contemplated on whether or not to move
quickly, not really an easy option, tilt to one side and only break half of my laptop? Which side to lean
towards? Say bye bye to my wonderful
world outside through my laptop, cry, or use my legs and get up without putting
any weight on anywhere My legs. It was
that one I chose. Oh you know when you
get that sinking feeling? All hot? I had it. My lap top is fine thank God.
I have had the most bazaar day? Really not like me? It shows
I have a lot on my mind. Oh it really has been odd.
I sat and waited for Paula to come, she was due at half ten,
she is the lady who our blind society have matched up with me… The one who is similar
to me? They say? Well half ten went by, eleven and then after mid-day, it
dawned on me, I had the day wrong, she is due tomorrow. Today is my day in the
town with my friend Liz. She was due at half twelve, though in my diary, I have
her coming at two this afternoon?
So a mad rush to get everything for the town and she came on
her bike. We garaged the bike up, as funny enough; she didn’t offer to take me
to town on the back of there!
I really don’t know why not? OK, we may have got some funny
looks, as we did wheelies down the high street, but it would have been a laugh?
For whom? Answer, the public!
So we had a chat and went off for our bus. My new pass arrived
yesterday, well done our council for getting it to us so quickly? Amazing. So,
we went into the soap shop to buy a beautiful cup cake for my friend’s
birthday, really, the soaps there are adorable. The cake has the paper on but
the paper is made from soap, there are flowers embossed on the top of the bun
and a little candle on the top of the makeshift icing. All soap, and the shop
is a French theme. There are little Eiffel
Towers on each soap table. The cakes are on tall cake stands. There are
beautiful chandeliers and wonderful music, all French. There are Chrystal soap
dishes and old fashioned sinks with bath salts in. It is a huge shop and I just
love it. I would love to work there, ha. Oh the smell? I got my friend a violet
soap. They are rather deer the soaps, £5 plus but worth it.
I had a long chat with the owner, he is a lovely person, I
have spoken to him before and he is a real character. Let’s say, he is in touch
with his feminine side, and I love people like that, as they are so much fun. I
always wanted a gay best friend, so my best friend if you are reading this?????
Ha. My best friend is in touch with his feminine side, that is why we get on so
well, as I can talk to him about decorating, perfume, clothes, music, building,
weight lifting and parenting as well as make up and pretty coloured earrings,
but he has a darling of a wife, and he is soooooooooooo not gay, Hahahahahahah.
Oh God he will kill me for writing this? His wife will chuckle though..
Anyway I digress again. We got out of there, Liz and I laughed
all the way around the town. The sun was so warm and we just simply gelled, as
we talked about life. We went to buy my friend a gift voucher for her favourite
shop and her Husband who also has a birthday, two tops. I bought my Hub some
gifts too, will tell you later. Went
back to our bus and finished off with a coffee at home and more chatting. She
is great I really like her.
Gosh, if only people knew how very difficult it is for blind
people to shop? Compared to when you have sighted people with you I mean. We
left the house did our shops and were back in the house, in less than two
hours. I mean, I could not believe it when we got off the bus, we turned right
like Hub and I do, and went to the first tactile like Hub and I do, and I could
not believe how blooming quick we arrived at the first crossing? Seconds, it
takes me about a minute and so much stress keeping up with Hub and LC, aching
with panic in case I lose them. Hearing the horrible busy vehicles passing on
my right, the bells of the Cathedral on my left and avoiding tourists all
around me, trying to hear where the bleeping is to the crossing, where Hub and
I meet up, as we have meeting points, it’s impossible to walk side by side with
two guide dogs.
Actually, it’s difficult, to walk side by side when I don’t take Waggatail, as Hub cannot avoid me
from obstacles, we as blind people, don’t turn sideways when an obstacle is
coming up, as we don’t see it coming
until we hit it, or knock someone out?
Ha, I’m great at that? I should have been in the wrestling
ring.
Oh boy, can I body slam?
I had a great day, but when the door closed, and I was on my
own again, oh God I hated it? I turned on our new radio and was OK as especially
when I opened our blog page to see you all there again, my faithful family.
Just spoken to teen’s teacher on the phone. He had an
interview with Teen today. He said it went well. He told me a lot and I cannot
believe how nice he was? Gosh, teachers have changed since my day?
I guess kids have too? We were like mice and the teachers
were the big angry cats, now kids are the cats and teachers are the mice. Shame
we can’t all, be mice?
Right shopping has just arrived, so off to play the shaking,
rattling, squeezing and sniffing game. Hugs. x
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