Thank you my lovely kitchen chums for sharing with us the immense joy ............and burden lifted.......by this traumatic drawn out house sale.The truth has not quite hit us as yet but yesCharleyG I totally agree a bottle (or even two!) would be in order although sadly we dare not participate,but I shall certainly have a few sips!
Indeed after the stress and worry of that house cleaning and garden maintenance I shall really not know myself,and perhaps,at long last,my dearest will have the peace of mind he so seeks and deserves.
We are turning on the Rayburn as a welcome warmth for the newcomers,our final deed!!!
I must mention this to our Synonymous especially.We were completely stunned by this programme last evening.This man in his mid forties with wife and three children,aged 11,9 and 6 fell ill some two years ago.
Fortunately the wife soon recognised the many symptoms and they raced for medical help.
Indeed the man had sepsis.
His life was very much at stake and one by one his organs were giving way.They called in one of the leading men in this field, whom gave them just one short phrase........"Lose all limbs or your life"
I have no need to go into the depth of their despair and yes the man chose life.
There he now was sitting smiling and happy in his wheelchair........but minus both legs (up to around the knee) also he had lost most of one arm and a complete hand on the other side.
Yet there he was a picture,determined to live for the sake of his wife and lovely children,surely a lesson there to be learnt by us all.
It also echoes what I said a day or so ago..........never mind how bad your circumstances there are always others very much worse.
I immediately thought of you and your man Synonymous and hoped this would further encourage your very brave and forward looking husband.............may he conquer those driving lessons and very much more.
I think that is more than enough for this morning,so I will leave you all in peace, whilst we have a private moment of gloating!!!!
TOYA always XX