I Need Cheering Up

[LadyCG]

I'm on the ward now thankfully. My leg / ankle is broken in 3 places and I need surgery in the morning to fit screws and plates. Not allowed visitors and I'm missing my little munchkin. At least I have my own room.

Please feel free to post anything cheery or funny ... I've a feeling it's going to be a long night.

Thanks x

[rockyracoon]

Jeez, what happened?

[Buenchico]

Opera explained. (Lore Lixenberg knew that what she was singing would be 'translated' by conductor Rainer Hersch and that, as it was part of a comedy show, the translation might not be entirely accurate, but she didn't know exactly what it was that the audience would see):

[Buenchico]

A musical performance, from a young Mexican group, that's just totally joyous:

[Bobbisox1]

Keep well Lcg

[237SJ]

Most of the stuff I`ve got wouldn't be allowed on here. Get well soon.

[Buenchico]

Victor Borge at his finest:

[Bobbisox1]

Sorry, mine was for people who’d had an appendix taken out :0)))

[Buenchico]

"I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue:

[-SharonA-]

So sorry to hear this Ladycg. Hope your legs heals soon.
Last night a publican fell into a barrel of beer. He came to a bitter end.

[Buenchico]

Rock'n'roll at it's finest:

[LadyCG]

I fell at home, Rocky. I dislocated my ankle and sustained 3 fractures. I had a morphine reaction in the ambulance and BP shot down to 58/35mmHg.

Loving the posts on this thread though... x

[royfromaus]

See if this works

https://thumbsnap.com/65Pv9uR8

[Buenchico]

BTW: I hope that you'll be dancing soon!

[AuntPollyGrey]

Was it the Gin Mare that finally did it LCG lol!

[LadyCG]

This has really cheered me up. :-)

[jno]

blimey, what happened?

Have a Marx Brothers routine

[LadyCG]

I'm glad you find it so amusing, APG, and no, I don't tend to drink Gin at 11am with a child in the house.

[Barsel]

royfromaus that was really funny.made me laugh out loud.

[rockyracoon]

Blimey. I hope you recover quickly.

[campbellking]

Somebody more into technology than me can probably lost a link to this but on BBC breakfast this morning was the most inspirational little lad named Tony Hudgell, a 5 year old bilateral amputee doing a 10 kilometre walk over a period of days.