He is 89 and loves feeding the ducks and birds in my local park. Great addition to my life. Really smartly dressed all the time, and a true gentleman. I’m going to invite him round for a roast one Sunday, if he would like to come and meet my family.
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that is cool, do it
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I mean I say friend he probably tells his friends he has met a bright red tomato face trying to get fit in the park.
Wasn’t there or isn’t there a nice charity where you can offer a place at your table on a Sunday to someone who might be lonely? A meal at a happy table could really lift someone’s spirits. Maybe something for ROFFERS to look into.
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he might live with his wife and be surrounded by kids and grandkids every sunday and just pops out to feed the ducks in the mornings.
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I’m put in mind of the film Venus, starring Peter O’Toole and Jodie Whittaker.
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Sadly, he said his wife died many years ago and they didn’t have children. But he’s very happy and kind. I like him. He had inspired me to be more kind and optimistic. So for that alone, I am fortunate to have met him.
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Heh just read Venus plot overview. I mean, stranger things have happened....
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contact the elderly is such an Organisation, I did participate
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but then there will be a group of elderly folks coming to your house, not just one person
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I think your approach is far preferable to a charity Miss T. Who wants to accept an invite to somebody's house overtly offered out of charity? Making a friend in the park and inviting them back is great though.
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true
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this is a fritzel waiting to happen
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I am basementless sadly or I would consider it ?
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