“You never know when you might need a 1955 calendar” says Rachel “especially when the days line up with 2022”. As you might guess, the decluttering continues…. Continue reading “Weekly update – you never know when you might need a 1955 calendar”
Category: Coronavirus
Weekly update – a better Christmas
We might all be overshadowed by the Coronavirus, with whatever variant is lurking out there but we are determined to be positive. And we are determined to have a better Christmas this year. Continue reading “Weekly update – a better Christmas”
Covid booster reaction!
They say pride comes before a fall and I can certainly testify how true this can be! Having had my booster vaccine in early October, I expected no more than a sore arm. How wrong I was. Continue reading “Covid booster reaction!”
Weekly update – enjoying being busy
Quite a busy week, which I enjoy and like. Amongst other things, I’ve visited my mother, we’ve been to visit our old house, a couple of fab runs, a writing assignment and a surprise COVID-19 booster jab. Continue reading “Weekly update – enjoying being busy”
Weekly update – the thing about being an optimist
Perhaps an odd title for my weekly update this time? The thing about being an optimist is my only possible outlook on life, I can’t comprehend any other way. Continue reading “Weekly update – the thing about being an optimist”
Weekly update and why my consultant says “it’s bollocks!”
Quite a nice week. Signs of returning to normal, tender times with my mother and a colourful chat with my kidney consultant. Find out what he’s been saying on Saturday…. Continue reading “Weekly update and why my consultant says “it’s bollocks!””
Weekly update and the intriguing windows
We have had a slightly quieter week, what with my humdinger of a UTI and how the weather has continued being so cold – we even had snow one day! Highlights to report are the intrigue surrounding some windows here in the Quirky Museum and helping out at our medical centre. Continue reading “Weekly update and the intriguing windows”