Almost well

Thanks to everyone who's been asking how I am. If 100% is totally well and how I was before the illness started back in August, then I reckon I'm hovering around 81.3% now. I'm still not right and haven't had so much as a sniff of red wine since August 28th. Not that I'm counting the days or anything.

So while I'm not quite back to being:


I am definitely on the mend and feeling much better than this:

Comments

Steve said…
Apparently Olive used to be a model before her role in On The Buses...
5:55 PM
KAZ said…
So you must be feeling sort of Mavisish.
6:31 PM
Miss behaving said…
Glad to hear it.
9:33 PM
Old Cheeser said…
That goes double for me!! Here's to Nora's "Flaming" recovery.
3:28 PM
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