Trampolines

Poppy · Post by **Poppy** » 20 Sep 2005, 21:49

Poor Master Marya-Homer!

But I can well believe your heartless behavior, M, after the total absence of sympathy you displayed for Homer after his Marathon. "Forgetting" to buy him beer, going out pestering shops on a grotty to advertise on POl just to avoid having to nurse him..........

Porty · Post by **Porty** » 21 Sep 2005, 09:22

Tell M I'm asking for him and will watch out for him hobbling along the street.

I do hope social services are not monitoring the forum.

What are we like?

Maria · Post by **Maria** » 21 Sep 2005, 09:58

foxy wrote:I'm sure you're already discovering all the things you won't be able to do for the next few weeks and the impact being on crutches will have on your normal routines.

Well, his Sunday rock climbing sessions at "Alien Rock" have gone for a Burton, Foxy

and I'm not exactly in line for "Employee of the Month" at the moment having to take time off work. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the plaster will come off soon and that he'll be able to tackle the stairs to his classroom next week. I've been warned already though, that he faces a series of physiotherapy sessions.

Poppy wrote:"Forgetting" to buy him beer, going out pestering shops on a grotty to advertise on POl just to avoid having to nurse him..........

Ooh! That 's the last time I tell you anything in confidence

Thanks for all the 'get well wishes' guys. I'll pass them on to the invalid. He must be recovering a bit today as he's angling for a new XBox game to keep him amused during his convalescence.

I'm thinking of 'Pirates of the Caribbean' myself.....

ecm · Post by **ecm** » 21 Sep 2005, 13:09

Marya wrote: I'm thinking of 'Pirates of the Caribbean' myself.....

You just don't know when to stop, do you!

I think you should do M's rock-climbing sessions for him as a penance for being so cheeky to him.

Epykat · Post by **Epykat** » 21 Sep 2005, 17:52

Aw, poor thing. Still, his wee sad face will get him in training for when he grows up and has a cold........

foxy · Post by **foxy** » 21 Sep 2005, 19:09

Epykat wrote:Aw, poor thing. Still, his wee sad face will get him in training for when he grows up and has a cold........

...and we all know there's nothing worse than a man's cold

Epykat · Post by **Epykat** » 21 Sep 2005, 19:12

Except his piles....

ecm · Post by **ecm** » 21 Sep 2005, 19:17

foxy wrote: ...and we all know there's nothing worse than a man's cold

A man's cold what????

Maria · Post by **Maria** » 22 Sep 2005, 09:16

foxy wrote:
Epykat wrote:Aw, poor thing. Still, his wee sad face will get him in training for when he grows up and has a cold........

...and we all know there's nothing worse than a man's cold

Yes, I'm thinking of placing the Marya household under quarantine. Homer came home last night saying that he thinks he has a cold coming on. I stopped peeling grapes for the stookied one and leapt to my husband's side. Further questioning established that he had a slightly blocked nose but would 'probably be OK'. I'm still very concerned, of course