Dating in days gone by and disabled toilet chaos
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In this episode I ponder why a lot of the thirty year oldsare still single and wonder if this is a product of the digital age as fewer and fewer younger people actually meet face to face.
I look back and compare this to my dating experience in thelate 1970’s and early 1980’s. A time of dodgy school and youth club discos. Where asking a girl to dance was a feat of braver and also rejection being a rite of passage. I think about how much easier is was to meet and chat to the femalesex once you looked old enough to be served in the local village pubs. In the 80’s UK you could probably be served alcohol if you were a mature sixteen year old.
In the second half of the podcast I relate my experiencesthe day I visited our local disabled aids store and how I struggled with the high tech folding bed, and finally come to grief with a rising toilet seat I just had to try.