Enforced break coming up

[Millet]

I'm quite humbled by all the good wishes and the camaderie of the forum. Thank you everybody.
I look forward to being able to get back on line and I will take care to avoid causing recovery problems by restarting too early.
Thanks again.

Don't even drive, a week after my lady friend had a full hysterectomy i was chasing a lurcher down the A1 on foot, the traffic was stationary through the lost pooch, luckily i was there or she would have crawled down the hard shoulder after it, . it escaped by the way.

 

[iand]

Good luck John from North Yorks.
Take your time & get fit again, busy season a little way off yet.

 

[Quis Custodiet]

Gilberdyke John, good luck and every best wish for a full and speedy recovery.

 

[Quis Custodiet]

Don't even drive, a week after my lady friend had a full hysterectomy i was chasing a lurcher down the A1 on foot, the traffic was stationary through the lost pooch, luckily i was there or she would have crawled down the hard shoulder after it, . it escaped by the way.

Did you eventually recapture it?

 

[Millet]

Did you eventually recapture it?

Sadly No, it was not my dog and the traffic police man who thanked me for trying to get it said they had been trying to catch it for over a week.

 

[psafloyd]

I've spent an hour at hospital this afternoon being assessed for prostate removal surgery next week. I'm told I should expect two months without any lifting then slowly progressing back to normality.
I'm hoping the hives will be OK for a couple of months but I have been mentoring a beginner for the last season and between her and my son to keep an eye on the hives things should stay on an even keel. I'm glad I aren't having the op later in the year.
I just hope the bees cooperate

Best of luck, John. But don't forget to tell the bees.

 

[Erichalfbee]

Good luck.....back to the bees in no time

I meant to add.....keep your pecker up

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

 

[Erichalfbee]

You lot!!!!
keep your pecker up
This phrase means "Cheer up" or "Don't worry, stay happy!" but I understand that it can cause howls of laughter in certain circles, I can't think why!

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

I can - especially with the subject matter we're discussing

 

[enrico]

Hope the strikes don't get in the way.....all the best and let us know as soon as you are out.
E

 

[MikeT]

Hope all goes well. I am in the N&N at Norwich on Monday, for a check up, if not OK I'm due for the same op.

Mike

 

[BeeJayBee]

Best of luck, John. But don't forget to tell the bees.

Good luck with the op GJ, and give yourself time to recover.

 

[Gilberdyke John]

I'm back in my own home now, no longer the owner of a prostate gland and having cleared an unfortunate upper respiratory tract infection that gatecrashed the party.
Tired but happy as I roam the halls with my trusty catheter bag strapped to my leg

 

[Tom Bick]

Hope you continue to recover and soon back to as normal as possible.

 

[Millet]

Here's hoping to a quick recovery,

 

[alldigging]

To a speedy recovery!

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

Tired but happy as I roam the halls with my trusty catheter bag strapped to my leg

My uncle Delfryn (all round good sort, lay preacher and the most outrageous chapel deacon in the valleys - and a baptist!!) rahter liked his catheter bag actually far less bother he used to say - I used to love watching the ladies' faces when (with no reference to the bag) he mentioned the fact that he didn't have to faff around with his flies - he only had to lift up his trouser leg to go for a pee!

 

[Millet]

I remember a old uncles friend having one many years ago, he also had used ones in the bathroom and it used to stink the house out.

 

[bontbee]

Welcome back!

I guess if you can roam the halls, you can roam the hives - but only to look!!