Poorly Prof


The Prof never made it to Denmark.
He came down with a temperature on the train to the airport and I ordered him home.
I put him to bed just after I picked up the Berlingo ( which passed it's MOT with some financial help)
and in bed he's stayed.
I've been up and down those stairs 100 times so far
Who needs friggin weightwatchers?

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  1. I hope your poorly prof will soon be back to top form. With all that step climbing you will be in super shape.

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    1. I've got the spare duvet so i can sleep on the couch and winnie has just stolen it

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    2. Oh dear that sounds ominous! I think you should check the spare duvet!!!!!

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    3. For fanny skid marks!

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    4. Yup that's what I'm talking about!

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  2. nurse him back to health, nurse john! make sure the animals do their part also!

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    1. George abd Albert are with him, lying next to the washing up bowl with dettol in it

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  3. Each time you run upstairs just keep repeating this mantra " burning calories " it works for me lol .
    Hope the Prof is feeling better soon .

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  4. Where did you stick the thermometer?

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  5. May all be well, may all be happy, may all be free from suffering.

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  6. Oh. May he be feeling better very soon.

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  7. Hope he feels better soon,. how many times up and down the stairs for a scotch egg. lol

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  8. Sorry to hear your husband is feeling bad.

    Hope tomorrow finds him feeling better!

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  9. Oh Dear ! Hope he will be feeling better soon.
    Anytime I could I used to walk the stairs. The best cheap gym ever.
    I love that George and Albert are keeping him safe and loved.

    cheers, parsnip

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  10. Men are hopeless patients.
    Get well soon Prof.

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  11. Oh dear. I hope he is feeling much, much better soon. And with your tender loving care I am sure he will.

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  12. He would have kept straight on to Denmark!

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    1. And straight on 'til morning? ;-)

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  13. So if Winnie falls asleep under the duvet, with it mounded up over her, would it be a Fanny Hill?

    Ba- dum-dump.

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    1. Hope your knees hold up, and that the Professor feels better very soon!

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  14. Anonymous11:25 pm

    Our best wishes to your sweetie. Hope he's better soon for both your sakes.

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  15. My mother (a model) was stopped from going to Denmark because of the war starting. I was going to Denmark, then I was stopped by the advent of my daughter. Why was the Prof going?

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    1. So it's not just my blog you haven't been reading.

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  16. So sorry your husband (doesn't that sound wonderful?) is sick. Sweet that you are being waited one. You're off to a good start.

    Through all my years of marriage I think I've never admitted to sickness strenuously enough to be waited on.

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  17. Heal quickly, Chris.

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  18. Hope your husband has a quick recovery. Lucky he didn't get sick in Denmark instead ...

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  19. Sorry to hear he is ill and couldn't make the trip. Get better soon Chris!
    Um, Weight Watchers isn't necessary today - as long as you aren't rewarding yourself for each trip up and down those stairs.

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  20. All those nurses breathing germs over him!

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  21. Hope he's soon feeling better..... and that your knees hold out. Xx

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  22. Does he have a bell to tinkle when he wants you or does he just shout?
    😊
    Ann in Canada

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    1. The two squares were meant to be a happy face symbol!!

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  23. The poorly prof lays in his bed
    feverish and thumping head
    Good man John at his beck and call
    Man flu loves the fuss an' all
    The stair mountain takes a toll on knees
    but John scales those heights with ease
    Later he will clean out the coop
    And make a bowl of chicken soup. x


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  24. Oh, Jeez, he looks TERRIBLE! - and why's he wearing a dressing gown in bed?

    Get well quickly, Chris. You can't expect your hubby to be doing ALL the work!

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  25. I do like the use of that word 'ordered' - keep up the good work John.
    Methinks that Prof of yours works too hard, he does often seem to catch anything that is going round.

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  26. Awww. Hopefully he will be better soon.

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  27. Just good nursing and lots of rest! That'll get him thru.

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  28. Heh, in Oz most of our houses are what you call bungalows, and what we call... houses. :) The only time I lived in a two story house, a bit of a party share house as a teen, the poor guy who had the only downstairs room constantly had everyone pinching his jumpers and stuff because we were too lazy to go upstairs to get our own. :)

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