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?
I hope your poorly prof will soon be back to top form. With all that step climbing you will be in super shape.
ReplyDeleteI've got the spare duvet so i can sleep on the couch and winnie has just stolen it
DeleteOh dear that sounds ominous! I think you should check the spare duvet!!!!!
DeleteFor fanny skid marks!
DeleteYup that's what I'm talking about!
Deletenurse him back to health, nurse john! make sure the animals do their part also!
ReplyDeleteGeorge abd Albert are with him, lying next to the washing up bowl with dettol in it
DeleteEach time you run upstairs just keep repeating this mantra " burning calories " it works for me lol .
ReplyDeleteHope the Prof is feeling better soon .
Sodo I.......
DeleteWhere did you stick the thermometer?
ReplyDeleteWhere the sun don't shine
DeleteMay all be well, may all be happy, may all be free from suffering.
ReplyDeleteAnd may my knees hold up
DeleteOh. May he be feeling better very soon.
ReplyDeleteHope he feels better soon,. how many times up and down the stairs for a scotch egg. lol
ReplyDelete1000....without a pause
DeleteSorry to hear your husband is feeling bad.
ReplyDeleteHope tomorrow finds him feeling better!
Oh Dear ! Hope he will be feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteAnytime 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
Men are hopeless patients.
ReplyDeleteGet well soon Prof.
Oh dear. I hope he is feeling much, much better soon. And with your tender loving care I am sure he will.
ReplyDeleteHe would have kept straight on to Denmark!
ReplyDeleteAnd straight on 'til morning? ;-)
DeleteSo if Winnie falls asleep under the duvet, with it mounded up over her, would it be a Fanny Hill?
ReplyDeleteBa- dum-dump.
Hope your knees hold up, and that the Professor feels better very soon!
DeleteOur best wishes to your sweetie. Hope he's better soon for both your sakes.
ReplyDeleteMy 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?
ReplyDeleteSo it's not just my blog you haven't been reading.
DeleteSo sorry your husband (doesn't that sound wonderful?) is sick. Sweet that you are being waited one. You're off to a good start.
ReplyDeleteThrough all my years of marriage I think I've never admitted to sickness strenuously enough to be waited on.
Heal quickly, Chris.
ReplyDeleteHope your husband has a quick recovery. Lucky he didn't get sick in Denmark instead ...
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear he is ill and couldn't make the trip. Get better soon Chris!
ReplyDeleteUm, Weight Watchers isn't necessary today - as long as you aren't rewarding yourself for each trip up and down those stairs.
This is what as known as marriage.
ReplyDeleteAll those nurses breathing germs over him!
ReplyDeleteHope he's soon feeling better..... and that your knees hold out. Xx
ReplyDeleteDoes he have a bell to tinkle when he wants you or does he just shout?
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Ann in Canada
The two squares were meant to be a happy face symbol!!
DeleteThe poorly prof lays in his bed
ReplyDeletefeverish 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
Oh, Jeez, he looks TERRIBLE! - and why's he wearing a dressing gown in bed?
ReplyDeleteGet well quickly, Chris. You can't expect your hubby to be doing ALL the work!
I do like the use of that word 'ordered' - keep up the good work John.
ReplyDeleteMethinks that Prof of yours works too hard, he does often seem to catch anything that is going round.
Awww. Hopefully he will be better soon.
ReplyDeleteJust good nursing and lots of rest! That'll get him thru.
ReplyDeleteHeh, 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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