James is gone. Much missed. Wafa and I have had a quiet day. There were faint shafts of sunshine this morning, but the weather has reverted to horrible.
Thank you for your suggestions about getting out of here. I am very much taken with yours, Rebecca, of going down sideways. We may have a trial run of that one tomorrow. I may not have made it sufficiently clear that these steps are (a) cement and (b) external. I don’t think going down on one’s bottom would be feasible although otherwise it would be a brilliant idea. Standing up again at the bottom might be hard. And what about getting up the stairs later on?
A permanent ramp might disfigure Drummond Place. Ketki is investigating long-term solutions of that nature. But nothing could be ready for Christmas.
I’ve knit a bit further. The second ball of yarn is looking subdued. The work is looking very good.
Wordle: I was the first to report this morning, with a perfectly creditable three. Or so I thought, until Mark, Alexander and Ketki reported twos one after another. Eventually Rachel joined me with another three, Thomas and Roger had four, Theo five.
Whether you go to Christmas dinner or it comes to you it will wonderful to spend time with loved ones
ReplyDeleteJudy So California
Our neighbors have a portable ramp that they sent up when an elder visits.
ReplyDeleteA portable ramp could be stored in a closet and brought out when needed, possibly two or three times a year. It would be necessary to experiment somehow. If sideways works, that would be ideal. Knit onward!
ReplyDeleteI knew someone who lived near the Dean Bridge, in a house like yours and they got permission to fit an external stairlift which resembled the Stannah Stairlifts.
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