Anticipating Angela’s Visit

What happens on Friday?

What usually happens on Friday?

My nantes don't feel so good today.

They don't feel so good today. Terry was wondering if they were maybe not so good today. So maybe there is a little problem. Yeah, put them in quite right or something.

Yeah.

You're so funny. You go to sleep lately, then you get up. I do go to bed a little bit too late, but I'm managing not to sleep in too long in the morning. So you wake up early. There's your lovely toast. Look, there's your nice toast to have.

All right, well, we'll.

Had coffee.

Do you want some coffee?

No, I'll have when we go and sit in the sunroom. In a little while. I'll have some coffee then, so. But you've got your coffee now, haven't you? And your nice toast with apricot jam on it.

So.

You okay, mom? All right, so just finish up your toast and your coffee. No rush. Yeah, we don't have anything going on this morning. No, no appointments. But what sometimes happens on a Friday?

Yeah, it's a busy day.

Sometimes. We'll have to see if Angela, she's planning to come today, but I don't know what time. She'll text me in the morning.

She usually wakes up in the morning.

Yeah, I'm sure she does.

She is a busy lady. She does a lot of visiting, a lot of different. You got a little route that she does.

Yeah. Yeah.

So maybe your friend Angela will come this afternoon. And I'd like. I'd like to meet Angela. I haven't met her. No, I think I've seen her in a photograph. I've seen a photograph of her. But she sometimes takes you for a ride in the car, doesn't she? And you have some ice cream.

So she's a regular visitor.

Yeah, yeah.

And she's very nice.

Yeah, she seems a lovely lady. So I'd like. I very much like to meet her and. And get to know her a little bit.

I will. Okay.

We'll do on the opposite side of the road. She lives at one of those big places. Yeah, it's massive.

Really.

I went to see her once and she's got lots and lots of. About three layers of food.

Yeah.

And she's always entertaining.

Yeah.

And she talks well. Very well. Yeah, she's always talking nicely. And I really enjoy coming home, but I can never go her. But she sometimes brings me in the car and we go round and round and round.

Yeah, that sounds lovely. Well, today's a nice day for going in the car will be a lovely day for going in the car and. Yeah, carry on.

She goes. She goes very nicely with everybody. And she's a really nice lady. Her mother lives in. I don't know if you remember that big Holland they used to, the mother and the father living there.

Yeah.

That huge place. And they live in there. And she didn't. She worked with. Lived with him for a little while, but then she decided she doesn't want to live with her mother and father.

Yeah.

She wants to have a pom pom pom pom baby.

Yeah. Yeah.

So she bought this other road.

Yeah.

And we often go on when we go for. Go around and round and round in her cover.

Yeah.

Oh, they are falling down, aren't they?

Yeah.

Maybe Terry can come and help. When? In a little while. Maybe Terry will help in a little while. So when you go in her car, does she show you where she lives? Sometimes.

I've been into her house already.

Oh, that's nice.

So she works, she sometimes comes in, but she just walks in?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. You suddenly turn around and there she is. Suddenly she's arrived. Well, I'm looking forward to meeting her. I'd like to meet her very much. That would be lovely.

She might come when you. He'll come. He only comes about once a week.

Yeah.

And she's a very nice person to have.

Yeah.

Yeah, I know that. I know that you enjoy her visits very much and.

Yeah.