The sling didn't last long and, of course, he has still been doing work but has been holding the hand raised in between jobs. We got everything ready including the plinth for the machine to sit on. The washing machine and new freezer were delivered just after lunch on Saturday but the delivery man who also set the washing machine up suggested it would be better not to use the plinth even though it was the Salesman who suggested it. Anyway, I am very happy with the new machine and did two loads yesterday and another today. I had a front loader previously but as I moved into Doug's house when we married I just used the machine he already had.
It was only today that Doug showed me the glove he was wearing when he had the accident with the drop saw. It could have been a whole lot worse. goes back to see the nurse tomorrow to get it checked.
The almost finished laundry. The deep freeze was the only upright one that would fit under the cupboards.
Youngest daughter came to lunch today and brought me these lovely chrysanthemums for Mother's Day.
That glove certainly saved Doug...and to think of the people who use tools with no protection...
ReplyDeleteHe was lucky. The guard on the blade stuck and he didn't notice.
DeleteThank goodness for gloves. That photo tells it all.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers!
Yes, I was shocked when he showed me the glove yesterday. I agree, lovely flowers.
DeleteButcher's gloves next time that have built in cutting protection.!!!
ReplyDeleteHugh has antibiotics on standby after Boris's bites, but we have the district nurse coming every 4 days, what a delight to have such wonderful service. She assured him there is no infection so far. New appliances, they are wonderful.
The butcher's gloves sound a good idea. He is going to have the machine serviced as the shield should have come down. Doug is now keeping the antibiotics on standby. Yes, new appliances are great. Makes such a difference.
Deletehelpful for Jacket Back Digitizing task
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