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laura_seabrookMy knee and leg's been hurting a lot today. I didn't get out until 11am and of course my telescoping walking stick was still at the uni. Stopped off at Wallsend to return some books and check ALDI for those fold up sticks, but they were all out. Went on to uni and recovered the stick and saw my supervisors.
Nothing new. I need to wait until I get the official documents before I can take much action. What I can do is continue to write scripts for Gender Transition for Innocents. Well, that was pretty much what I expected. On the way home I did buy a fold-up walking stick from a Chemist. It was about double the price of the ALDI one but it had a couple of extras (like a plastic cover to the height stud) and had a weight allowance of an extra 10 kg. And, well, it was PINK!
Nothing new. I need to wait until I get the official documents before I can take much action. What I can do is continue to write scripts for Gender Transition for Innocents. Well, that was pretty much what I expected. On the way home I did buy a fold-up walking stick from a Chemist. It was about double the price of the ALDI one but it had a couple of extras (like a plastic cover to the height stud) and had a weight allowance of an extra 10 kg. And, well, it was PINK!
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I will use my telescoping walking stick for the exercise walks around Barnsley, and the one above for when I go out. I'll be able to fold it up into a backpack or shoulder bag when I don't need it. When I got home I discovered that my order from AMAZON had arrived a couple of weeks early. It was a really nice surprise.
I know a lot of what's in them, but it's always better to see how the Pros do it.
