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Steve R1 wrote:Classic I'm just taking my mum out now fir breakfast, I hope she is better behaved than George's mum

And did she behave Steve???

petepassion wrote:

Steve R1 wrote:Classic I'm just taking my mum out now fir breakfast, I hope she is better behaved than George's mum

And did she behave Steve???

In a fashion, got a call from her at 8 pm last night she was trying to use the phone and it wouldn't work, I explained that it was as she had rung me, but sadly it went over her head. Five minutes later I get a call to say the TV is broken, she couldn't switch it on, I told her to press the red button and she cut me off, she was trying to switch it on using the phone. We went round to find her using the kitchen timer, she had got herself really worked up and upset, anyway we found the remote, she was sat on it, calmed her down and she was ok after that. Spoken to her this morning and she seems fine, but taking her to the docs tomorrow to get her checked over.

Steve R1 wrote:

petepassion wrote:

Steve R1 wrote:Classic I'm just taking my mum out now fir breakfast, I hope she is better behaved than George's mum

And did she behave Steve???

In a fashion, got a call from her at 8 pm last night she was trying to use the phone and it wouldn't work, I explained that it was as she had rung me, but sadly it went over her head. Five minutes later I get a call to say the TV is broken, she couldn't switch it on, I told her to press the red button and she cut me off, she was trying to switch it on using the phone. We went round to find her using the kitchen timer, she had got herself really worked up and upset, anyway we found the remote, she was sat on it, calmed her down and she was ok after that. Spoken to her this morning and she seems fine, but taking her to the docs tomorrow to get her checked over.

Does create mixed emotions, Can be hard at times I guess, but I can't help but chuckle at the madness of it all sometimes.
Both my parents are becoming more nuts by the day, I just try to turn into a positive and just laugh at ourselves, but I do understand it ain't funny when things get real bad.

That wee video was cock on there Cock

Your right about the madness of old age, when I go see my mum and dad I spend half the time taking things like packs of biscuits out of the dishwasher and back into the cupboard

petepassion wrote:

Steve R1 wrote:

petepassion wrote:

Steve R1 wrote:Classic I'm just taking my mum out now fir breakfast, I hope she is better behaved than George's mum

And did she behave Steve???

In a fashion, got a call from her at 8 pm last night she was trying to use the phone and it wouldn't work, I explained that it was as she had rung me, but sadly it went over her head. Five minutes later I get a call to say the TV is broken, she couldn't switch it on, I told her to press the red button and she cut me off, she was trying to switch it on using the phone. We went round to find her using the kitchen timer, she had got herself really worked up and upset, anyway we found the remote, she was sat on it, calmed her down and she was ok after that. Spoken to her this morning and she seems fine, but taking her to the docs tomorrow to get her checked over.

Does create mixed emotions, Can be hard at times I guess, but I can't help but chuckle at the madness of it all sometimes.
Both my parents are becoming more nuts by the day, I just try to turn into a positive and just laugh at ourselves, but I do understand it ain't funny when things get real bad.

It's always hard watching parents & grandparents as they struggle , best wish's steve

Thanks Jompy, it's like rolls have reversed, fir all my life my parents looked after me, now it's time fjr me to look after mum

personally steve i think you have the hard job bearing in mind its easier to watch someone grow & get stronger

Great vid Pete,nice to see George in action again