Abundant drilling, grinding and scraping ensued; before a temporary crown was fitted.
The numbness is beginning to disappear.
LATER, I happened to be at Knocknagoney, County Down, replenishing the jalopy's petrol-tank. I ambled into the supermarket.
Two ladies stood at the entrance, handing out food-bank leaflets.
This is a dashed good idea. I made a point of buying two cans of value meat-balls and curry; and handed them to the food-bank staff counter on my way out.
I'm glad to support those who genuinely need extra food this winter. A can of "value" meat costs a mere 50p or 70p.
4 comments :
Excellent! I hope a lot of people will follow your example. No one should go hungry this Christmas.
Richard
You must be pleased you did'nt break the bank.
How extraordinarily mean ! Two cans of everyday value meat ! Makes Scrooge look like Bill Gates !
I knew you'd appreciate my gesture, Rex.
A touch excessive sending them a Fortnum's "Kensington" hamper though, what? ;-)
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