Andy was off today to Lancaster, to visit his mother who is still languishing in hospital. After two weeks of believing visiting was NOT allowed, we discovered that it WAS allowed, for one person for one hour. Just don’t get me started on the poor communication going on in this corner of the NHS or I shall be blogging about why I didn’t join in the Clap for Carers when all that malarkey was going on. The red mist will descend, so best not wave the rag at the bull...
Anyway, I stayed home and tidied up the loose ends of the week.
Firstly, the landline phone. It has taken to screeching like an owl with is nadgers caught in a mangle and crackling like a popping candy overdose on a very wet tongue. There’s all sorts of hissing going on, too, and trying to hear what anyone is saying on the other end of the line is nigh on impossible. I declared the phone to be in its death throes and ordered one of these as a replacement...
...it’s top of the Best 10 Cordless Phones 2020 in the LiGo technical survey. I didn’t faff reading about the other nine phones mentioned on the list. The price was right, it scored 97 point something out of 100, and life is too short to waste reading about phone technology. That it was top of the list was enough for me. It’s arriving next week and in the meantime I have dragged out the emergency phone, which is corded and therefore has to sit in the cat food cupboard where the phone socket lives, which means I have to leave the door open so we can hear it ringing, which means Bambino Bobble Wilson can get in there if the door is left too far ajar, which means chaos can occur. It also means we have to pretty much sit in the cupboard to hold conversations, but at least we can hear properly.
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