Oh dear, ear … I seem to have blown it :-( Judging by the way it feels and the blood, I think I may be safe to presume my eardrum has gone again in my right ear. Do I want to risk having another operation even assuming they would offer me one? I guess, like always, it’s not the hearing that is the point, it’s the constant infections and with my reduced immunity, I can’t much take the risk. So, I shall give it a few days to settle down and go off to see the doc for a wasted trip because they won’t be able to see anything. That means some spray which won’t do anything so they shall have to send me to the hospital to get it cleaned which will takes weeks. Then they will tell me they can’t do anything because I am only there to have it cleaned but the ear drum is broken so I shall have to see my GP to make an appointment to go back. If I am lucky, I may see someone late summer! I am so glad the NHS works so well.
So, we have the ‘Let’s buy a whole host of gullible voters day’ with George Osborne. No doubt we’ll be told how employment is rising, how the deficit is falling, how we’re all so much better off now than we were (compared to what?). We’ll be told that there are still tough times ahead but that only a Conservative government can steer us through them. It will be pointed out how inflation remains low, how not raising duty on fuel has helped everyone as is seen by the current lower prices at the pumps (it’s going up again George). In short, I should listen to this budget later and decide to vote Conservative in May but, I won’t. Labour certainly did nothing to avoid the mess the country got in but they didn’t cause it. They made the mistake of trying to be too conservative, allowing high finance the freedom to cause a catastrophic cock up for which they took zero responsibility. They made the mistake of allowing Gordon Brown to take the job of Prime Minister, one for which he is totally...
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