Some more scavenging... and collapsible veins

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Blood test needed today (just to check things), and with the weather being DRY (high humidity and feeling as if thunder is about to hit soon, but DRY!) I decided to get some exercise and walk the 20 mins to the other medical practice. 

Due to muggy weather my veins played up a bit and played "collapsible" hide & seek - my history with blood tests pre-Twins wasn't that great (rolling veins, lots of poking to get a vein by DOCTORS - nurses usually get them quickly), but as I don't need constant blood tests anymore since the girls were born the nurses usually got the veins in one go. Today we had 2 attempts (one on each arm) but a medical student (feel so bad for her!), and then the nurse went for my hand ... I'm not sore or anything, high pain threshold and being used to that anyway... ;) 

Nice walk back, and I managed to get 2 more photos for the scavenger hunt. 

A WINDOW
Drumbrae Edinburgh Leisure Poolside Windows - not see-through due to refurb of pool


A CAMPER/CARAVAN











A caravan on the way back home - thought I'd have more problems to find one

So missing and needing before 22/9 are:

  • A paw/foot print
  • A porch/deck
  • A bicycle
  • Fresh Produce
  • A map showing a trip taken during hunt period 
  • A Supermarket basket/trolley full of groceries
  • A photograph of you with a newspaper dated of current hunt period


They're all manageable before 22nd I think! ;) 




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