Caring for older people

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Patience is still a virtue in 2015 and you, Steve, continue to exemplify it.
Marion is damn fortunate to have you close by.

I agree - he's remarkable. 🙂

So, Steve, any calls from Marion today?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
So, Steve, any calls from Marion today?

Is the Pope Argentinian?

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Is the Pope Argentinian?

I guess. Has dear Marion recently been unreasonable in her demands?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
I guess. Has dear Marion recently been unreasonable in her demands?

She is never unreasonable sometimes just, persistent.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
She is never unreasonable sometimes just, persistent.

She needs help. I'm sure you know where to draw the line, when you expect others to do their part.

Originally posted by lolof
She needs help. I'm sure you know where to draw the line, when you expect others to do their part.

Yes and when they can they do. I am just the closest of her options.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Yes and when they can they do. I am just the closest of her options.

What are the staples of Marion's diet and does she know her way around the kitchen?
Ever invited to her home for a meal?

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
What are the staples of Marion's diet and does she know her way around the kitchen?
Ever invited to her home for a meal?

She eats almost everything and although I've never eaten at her home I am the recipient of a lot of her food stuffs, some of which are well past their "Best Before" dates. 🙂

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
She eats almost everything and although I've never eaten at her home I am the recipient of a lot of her food stuffs, some of which are well past their "Best Before" dates. 🙂

Old people tend to save a lot of things, they don't want anything to be wasted.

Originally posted by lolof
Old people tend to save a lot of things, they don't want anything to be wasted.

Including their words?

lol