Let’s Twist Again

What’s the worst travel experience you’ve ever had? Haven’t had one. So, it’s been a bit warmer in the last couple of days. Erm… Cats have decided they’re scared of the garden, don’t know why. Erm… It does occur to me that with all the border queues nowadays travel has become rather a trial. WillContinueContinue reading “Let’s Twist Again”

I Don’t Travel

What’s one piece of travel advice you always follow? I’ve been here in my mind Haven’t for years. This promises to be a very short boring blog unless I can twist it? Which I can of course 😉 I travel in my mind a lot during meditation and visualisations in our group. Often we visitContinueContinue reading “I Don’t Travel”

Amorah or Deb?

I had a horrible day yesterday, visited my poorly brother and he looks about 80. He’s still fighting his awful illness, a dementia that’s trying to take him away from us, and I have so much admiration for him. I was sitting at his house, enjoying being with my sister-in-law, niece, great neice, Tony, andContinueContinue reading “Amorah or Deb?”

Can’t Remember

What was your first ever videogame? Chuckie Egg comes to mind. I was quite good at that. However, MediEvil takes the crown. It was so hilarious we’ve even considered buying a console just to get an old copy and play it. I was straight in there when gaming came into being, I have to tryContinueContinue reading “Can’t Remember”

I Have No Idea

What’s the most underrated movie you’ve ever watched? I don’t follow ratings. So… It’s cold here, how’s your weather? We Brits have to ask that because we have interesting weather. Five weather fronts meet over the UK making us wildly unpredictable. It may be the most fascinating thing about us. We enjoy one-upping the moreContinueContinue reading “I Have No Idea”

Cope With a Diagnosis

What’s something you’ve done that you never thought you could? I now realise that when I was a child my lovely, funny father had a breakdown. It wasn’t sudden it was cumulative. The sense of humour remained, but it was overwhelmed by fear a lot of the time. That fear took the form of medicalContinueContinue reading “Cope With a Diagnosis”