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[watervole]

 Life toddles along.

My husband is getting reasonably good at cutting my hair now.  Not perfect, but lockdown has been around so long that not going out to get my hair cut has become  a habit, and it's a lot cheaper!

I'm playing around with my asthma medication as salmeterol has been making my voice trouble.

 

However, things sometimes show how you can fall into bad habits.  I washed the pillows from the bed (cycled down to the launderette), and that alone has made a difference to the asthma.

 

Methinks it is time to wash the quilts as well....

Comments

[vera_j]

It looks like the crosspost doesn´t work again. Fortunately I recieved a post from Feng_shui_house and I am here.

It is good you have such perfect services at home!:-)And, as they say, bad things are always good for something else. I know this is clumsy but I know you will post the proper saying for me (thank you).
Take care!

[feng_shui_house]

I like the saying 'It's an ill wind that blows no one any good'.

[ex_peasant441]

I've had that experience - thought I was starting to suffer from hayfever and then I washed the pillows and hoovered behind the bed. Bit embarrassing, really.

[igenlode]

I was lucky; I got into the habit of cutting my own hair about a year or so before lockdown in an attempt to save money, and got reasonably good at layering by touch, though it's still an unpleasant, laborious business and I put it off as long as possible. As a result, I tend to end up doing the front and back separately and weeks apart -- whichever annoys me most first!

[pensnest]

I dare not trust my meagre hair to my husband, it's very fine and thin and silky. But I cut his with very reasonable success, because his hair is coarse, thick and slightly wavy. It's quite satisfying!

Hmmmmmm. I wonder if washing the pillows would alleviate my post nasal drip.

[watervole]

Certainly worth a try. I think my paper hankie use has halved in the last few days.

I feel so much better that I took the quilt in yesterday and washed that as well!

Six days now on half my normal dose of salmeterol and feeling fine.