Hedganian

Gunmane mate, are you okay? I know things are different in the US, but if you are able to, can you get some talking therapy or see someone about this? It's sounding pretty serious and I'm honestly concerned for your wellbeing. You can always vent here if it helps. Stay safe, buddy.

Wait, really? I'm surprised there are any left at all. Um, sure, that'd be great. Drop me a PM and I'll get your paypal details to cover the costs and let you have my address to send it on.

I only wanted the hedgehog, but couldn't get one from the local shops. Hordes of the carrot family themselves still left, but all the new 2020 characters went very quickly.

I didn't know that. [emoji2369]

I don't understand why you have to wait?

In other news, I secured a local garage for storage, a mere £8 a week so that's nice. I started to move some things into it, in order to tidy the house and get the second bedroom functional. I found that several items are water damaged and others have mould. The carpet is soaking wet. I suspected a leak from the radiator, but tests showed it was fine. After the rain this afternoon, I found the floor even further saturated. On investigation, watervus running off the garden, which stupidly slopes towards the house, pooling against the wall (because installing a drainage channel would have been

Legal advice has been sought, we're awaiting the Barrister's (yes, it turns out that the wife actually knows a Barrister, that's handy) opinion on the information she's requested. Apparently the actual technician who did the first scan has since retired and passed away, and the gynecologist has also retired... In a more general sense, I've never understood the resistance of doctors to carry out tests to prove themselves right when they're insisting on something that you (or someone else) is arguing against. Especially when the test is so cheap and routine. Just *do* it, even if you think

Okay.... So, some of you may know that the wife and I have had a series of miscarriages, the majority of which at around 8 weeks but the last one was more advanced.... Turns out it was a lot more advanced than we realised. The wife has been contacted by someone who is part of an investigation into a private gynecology group, to which we were referred at the time by the NHS. We didn't have to pay, apparently the NHS does this from time to time, don't ask me why. Anyway, I was under the impression that the miscarriage occured at about 11-12 weeks. However, this new information indicates

Funny how they can seem to legally do it to the husband though... Or has TV lied to me? [emoji848]

Sorry for that, mate. Maybe pack her *suitcase* for her and dump it outside, if that's the way it's got to be...?

You're probably better off - I don't trust easing the restrictions this much this soon....

This is why I don't agree with the post office offering all these other services. Yes, I know it's pretty much all that keeps them afloat, but A) they shouldn't be a for-profit business but a government-funded service and they get in the way of the primary reason that the place is there. At the very least, they should have a separate window for non-post related stuff.

Got the keys to our new house last week, just before this lockdown thing got serious. This is not a good time to be trying to move...

*Buh Dum Tish*

Well, I can't afford 300, but I was on the 200 package. Since the wife isn't well, we can't go out much. We watch a lot of shows on streaming, and often she'll be watching something while I'm on the xbox in the other room, so it can bottleneck on slower connections. It's more that it's not available if I do want it than whether I need it or not.