Instructions for a wheelchair

I visited Mr. Swiss this afternoon. I no longer go so often He has now been in his golden oldie home for the past 3 years, now in the fourth year, and we are both getting older. I live very near, so if I just stay for half an hour it is no problem. I just keep him up to date on life. He is OK, alhthough about 2 months ago he fell and managed to damage his hip bone. He was operated on the same day and back at the home in the afternoon, so it could have been worse.

Since then he is permanently in a wheelchair in the home, not electric, but just normal. He is getting used to it, but often has problems moving the wheelchair. Today he discovered there is a brake on it which he has to release to move. I cannot help him so much as I have my own mobility problems. I just hope he does not forget about the brake. His memory is no longer how it was. I really now need instructions how these mechanical wheelchairs function. They are not as easy as they look.

RDP Thursday: Lever

Window cleaniner needed
No problem said Fred
And so Fred and his colleague arrived
The window was on the third floor of a building
“Yes” said Fred, “this is a problem”.
And so the truck arrived with a lever
Now Fred was happy, the problem was solved
He climbed into the lever with Jack
They were levered up to the window
Now it was really no problem

RDP Thursday: Lever