unseasonable

[GeorgyF]

Perhaps you might consider that your mother may be considering her choice as a form of escape? The ability to be able to do something different from her daily chores might be a welcome relief and it might just happily tie in with other care that your father is able to receive. It may not tie in with what your mother was able to offer you at a similar point in your life, but that is just simply the way life happens. For the record, my darling ma is in her nineties, but still likes to be 'at home' when the children return from school, to provide drinks, food and an ear.

[shesariver]

[Itsafreefuckingcuntry]

Sorry, wrong number. This is 4898, not 4889.

[MissyMooandherBeaverofSteel]

OK....

[TheHoneyDragonsDrunkInTheIvy]

You've started a new thread in stead of replying to one about the sis and baby sitting. Did you mean to?

[sashh]

Huh?

[Itsafreefuckingcuntry]

Perhaps your uncle was in the Royal Navy for a reason. Perhaps he loved to smell the sea air. Perhaps the b52 bomber sounds he makes whilst reading the Telegraph indicates his love for the aircraft and not deep regret for having chosen waves over air.

[Utterlylostandneedtogo]

A quarter past a banana

[flow4]

I think the OP may have intended to post here.

[Itsafreefuckingcuntry]

I think you'll find it's half past a banana....

[Utterlylostandneedtogo]

No it is now half past a potato, get it right

[EvenIfYouSeeAPoppy]

FWIW, OP, those were my thoughts too (assuming you are responding to that thread).

[MammaTJ]

Sharon?

[Itsafreefuckingcuntry]

Ricky!!!!!