Attempting To Be A Domestic Goddess: Time For A Stroke Of A .....

Thursday, 5 May 2022

Time For A Stroke Of A .....

All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral, or fattening - Alexander Woollcott

Welcome to my Thursday....

I'm still shell shocked after yesterday afternoon...

Nice warm hug to start the day.

Brew with breakfast.

No thermal vest needed either :)

Just checked what the weather is going to be today...

I hope not!

I gave hubby a sloppy wet one.

I gets the newspaper.

I ask if the man from yesterday, survived.

He didn't :(

Plus someone moaned on how I just stood there and didn't direct the traffic!

Now to slip into the winter coat.

I left off the gloves....

I turned on my lights.

Now to get to get the shift started...

It was a bit of a solemn mood after yesterday.

Everyone asked what when on, and did the man survive?

One car stopped just inches away from my backside.

One of the parents commented on it.

The Woman Driver put down her window and said, "Sorry!"

Still people were asking about yesterday.

Few BOINGs were carried out as well.

At least I survived this shift.

Back home.

Picks up my jar of coffee, and voting card.

I vote, then I go around and see my friend for a coffee, chat and a stroke of the dog!

Felt better afterwards!

Hometime.

Someone lying the bird food...

My new net curtain arrived for the front door.

Liquid lunch time.

Then back out.

On goes the summer coat.

I put on my lights.

Now for a bit of rabbit with my friends.

The man that shouted at me yesterday, got out of a taxi and came over to speak to me.

He was trying to say sorry for shouting at me.

He told us, the man that died yesterday was a friend of his, and he was the last one to see him alive, and he was holding up the blanket so people couldn't see his friend receiving CPR off people and shouting "Can that Lollipop lady please stop the traffic coming down," was not aimed at me???

His friend wasn't feeling too well, got on his bike at 3.15pm just up the road from me, fell off his bike, banged his head on the kerb, and had a heart attack. In the end, there was 5 ambulances turn up and the air ambulance, and after given 7 shocks by the defib and CPR he didn't make it.

It was time to start, so I said goodbye to my friends and started the final shift of the day.

One parent said to me, his daughter looked around the corner to make sure it wasn't me in the road!

Some of the parents were still asking if I was alright after yesterday.

Still gave out some BOINGs!

Finished in one piece.

Hometime.

Much needed brew needed!