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Good things and not so good things
Aug. 21st, 2020 03:31 pmNot so good:
It looks like Ocado will no longer be selling Squeaky Bean products. They're vegetarian fake chicken nuggets and fake fish fingers. Tesco, Asda, and Sainsbury's sell some (two!*) Squeaky Bean products but none of them have the fish fingers and only Asda sells the nuggets. It's irritating since I really like them. I'm hoping I can find them elsewhere.
*And, of those two, one contains yeast which I have to avoid.
Good:
Ian, the optician, has just been with my new glasses. My eyesight has barely changed at all in the 3 years since my last test. I got new reading glasses in red and a pair of prescription sunglasses in blue. Ian also spent a few minutes adoring Daisy. He said he's got 2 cats himself - a laid back older cat and a very energetic 10 month old who launches himself through the air in an attempt to catch flies.
And the carers continue to be lovely. They're not perfect (obviously) but their attitude towards me is a world away from the way my older carers treated me. I'm no longer reminding myself I only have to see them for less than 2 hours a day. I could honestly cry at the relief of not having to deal with the others.
It looks like Ocado will no longer be selling Squeaky Bean products. They're vegetarian fake chicken nuggets and fake fish fingers. Tesco, Asda, and Sainsbury's sell some (two!*) Squeaky Bean products but none of them have the fish fingers and only Asda sells the nuggets. It's irritating since I really like them. I'm hoping I can find them elsewhere.
*And, of those two, one contains yeast which I have to avoid.
Good:
Ian, the optician, has just been with my new glasses. My eyesight has barely changed at all in the 3 years since my last test. I got new reading glasses in red and a pair of prescription sunglasses in blue. Ian also spent a few minutes adoring Daisy. He said he's got 2 cats himself - a laid back older cat and a very energetic 10 month old who launches himself through the air in an attempt to catch flies.
And the carers continue to be lovely. They're not perfect (obviously) but their attitude towards me is a world away from the way my older carers treated me. I'm no longer reminding myself I only have to see them for less than 2 hours a day. I could honestly cry at the relief of not having to deal with the others.