When my dad died in June 1997, I flew back from Australia for a month to help mum. His funeral was held on midsummers day at 2:00pm - it was 3C and had snowed that morning. The hills around the cemetery were covered with the stuff. Very picturesque but not very pleasant - my Australian winter clothes were totally inadequate.
Been up in Swaledale this week....and then tripped and broke a bone in my foot..... so laid up for several weeks
Oh dear, yorkie. Is it painful? Do take it easy. Elevation is meant to be good, but also not being static. I look forward to hearing of your exploits after following both pieces of advice simultaneously! Look after yourself.
Yea got to move it aswell as elevate and rest it. .taking lots of potions too . It's in a weird place that may be a tricky heal plus I am diabetic Lots of screen and reading time for a few weeks
Devastated by news earlier about my younger sister. She's been receiving chemotherapy to which she was responding well until this morning. Her doctors told her that there's nothing more that can be done for her and she's now been placed in palliative care. With her living in Germany and me in Australia, then back in Scotland we rarely saw each other, but did communicate on a near-weekly basis, either by phone, Skype or by email. Am going to miss her...
So sorry BB, you will miss her. I hope she didn't suffer too much at the end. Thinking of you and your family.
I’m very sorry, BB. A person is defined by their life, not their passing. I’m sure you’re having a delve through your lives together.
One good thing is it is all lining up for a good season here football wise if we can kick on with Javi and a full and potentially strong, and talented squad
