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Tomorrow the nurse is coming to give us our second jab. I was wondering if that while she is sat there, needle in hand, if she would sew a button on my shirt for me. No arm in asking. OOPS I seem to have lost a haitch. 

Tomorrow the nurse is coming to give us our second jab. I was wondering if that while she is sat there, needle in hand, if she would sew a button on my shirt for me. No arm in asking. OOPS I seem to have lost a haitch.![]()
At first Barry I thought it was Hattie but when steam started coming out of my ears I realized it was Barbara.Did you get Barbara Windsor or Hattie Jacques ?![]()
Just had my second jab. It's breeze. See photo. I was also presented with a passport. See other photo. I couldn't put the second photo the right way up because my arm fell off when I reached down to adjust it.![]()
No Imi, we didn't get anything for our first jab. Not even a sweetie from the nice nurse. The one we got yesterday does seem a touch flimsy so we are trying to find a clear plastic container so we can wear it around our necks. A bit like a medal. Let's face it, living through this pandemic we deserve a medal.Didn't you get your passport at the first jab? Our family all did. We had the first part filled in and were told to bring it to the second jab to ensure we got the same type of vaccine the second time. We were also advised to carry it around with us as proof we had had a vaccine. Dad's having his second jab this afternoon, literally as I write this, so we're hoping Mum and I won't be far behind.
After the jab.
The nurse said "It may be stiff for a day or two". I had to have a close look at the puncture. I know that the NHS are having to make cut backs but I do admit to being concerned when she took a Black & Decker out of her bag to give me the jab.