Life takes on a new turn now the rains have arrived!I had forgotten what it was like to wear a coat and carry a brolly!
It does not do great things to one`s hairstyle either!
As for health, my dear one has rallied round again as I hoped......and guessed.......he would, but it has certainly left a big mark and it may take a week or two for him to pick back up.
Thanks for your understandin g and sharing Soop,it is certainly like walking a perpetual tight rope,never knowing what a new day,or even a new hour may bring.Yet were we to live in complete misery and gloom it would certainly be the wrong move, and make whatever time we have to share very unhappy.We just have to make the best out of every hour and of every day.
We find blessings in the oddest of places.
Whilst we were told my dear Foster Mum had just 6 weeks to live, she truly blessed us with 7 whole happy months,and though my man has been given a time limit too, we refuse to let it dwell on our shoulders..........a determined spirit can and does push out those boundaries.
We are fortunate in having such men my friend.
All this mouth watering mention of food............yet the best thing as far as I am concerned now is the fact I no longer have to plan,prepare and lay up for the main meal,that is such a treat for me!
So lovely reading of your Jackson`s kindness N & G,that must really make you feel so proud,and rightly so.
Having brought Christmas forward treating ourselves to one of these all singing T.V`s we now await people in whom were happy to purchase our older one,plus an armchair that we find redundant!!After that a quiet night is in order.
Have a peaceful o ne my kitchen friends,TOYA XX
The land is dry, and the people are ...stupid?
Ha! Ha! Haaaaaaaaa! An OBE in exchange for the State Pension?


(hugs) a plenty
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