I Do Love Roses

Stolen from curiouswombat ... and others

Your Spirit Flower is the Rose
You always have a hug and a smile for your friends. You're happy to have them as a part of your life. You believe that love is a doing word. You are always expressing your feelings through small acts of kindness. You are serene and satisfied with your life. You're content but not complacent. You draw comfort from many things and people in your life. You allow yourself to be happy.

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Catch Up Time ... Again

Hi

Firstly, how are you all .... Hope all is going well for you.

I am back on antibiotics, as the bugs never went, and started to get bad again.  However the good news is that on Tuesday (photos to follow), Christine and I went out for the day ... and I drove (almost 4 hours, and walked for about 5) ... and I was OK.  The cranial treatment that I have been having has really helped.  Yes I still feel tired and achy, but that was the first drive I have done in a couple of years .... YAY

Mum & Dad are still about the same, although Mum is a bit more clingy on some days, and Dad tends to have real prob;ems finding his words some days.

I had been thinking of going to go to London for a day in November to get a photo with James, but yet again it's not to be, as even if he doesn't cancel with filming, the venue has moved to Brighton.  That makes the day trip totally impossible.  London would have been a long day, but I could have done it.  Oh well, I said a couple of years ago that I doubted I would get to see James .... look like I am being proved correct.

Well I think I have caught up with all the past comments ... still have to check up the historamedy365  comments .... I have a few more finished on my 100 icon work -
Blakes 7 Icons
BtVS Icons

Mount Edgecumbe 1

Christine (from Church) and I drove to Cornwall to visit Mount Edgecumbe.  It is a Tudor house set in council owned grounds.  The house was gutted during the war, but the walls were pretty OK, so it was re-built after the war.  We had a great time ... lunch and then visiting the house first ....


( Mount Edgecumbe House )

Mount Edgecumbe 2

The house is set in loads of formal gardens ... as well as a lot of parkland, with deer and sheep.  We walked for over 3 hours, chatting ... and taking photos (of which these are a few)

( England's green and pleasant land )