I’m
really sorry that I haven’t been posting this week. It’s not that I haven’t done things – quite the
opposite.
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| Bobo The Magnificent |
On
Monday I took Bobo home and was rewarded by a joyful reunion between him and
Alice, his human. They had been apart
for getting on for a year and they had a lot of news to catch up on. Alice has become a granny whilst he was
away! After a while Bobo suggested very
politely that he’d like a little time to himself to get used to being back home
so he suggested that Alice and I should go out for lunch – his treat – so we
went out and continued talking well into the afternoon.
On
Tuesday I went to visit a cousin who is moving to France in the next few
weeks. I would find it both difficult
and expensive to visit her once she has moved so this visit was very important
to both of us. Isn’t it amazing – the muscles
in our tongues never seem to get tired no matter how much we talk!
Wednesday
was Leicester. I lived there for several
years so have quite a few friends there but I was visiting one old friend who
sadly has Parkinson’s disease and is finding life trying. I stayed for an hour but didn’t want to
overwhelm her. I took a small album of
photos of my home which I had made for her.
She’s never been here and is now unlikely to do so, so this seemed to go
down well. After that a visit to Leicester
market, always a treat. It’s the best
market I know of and I bought some lovely fabric.
And
then home. It had been a delightful short break but home is wonderful! I was shattered but yesterday
I conducted a funeral and I’m catching up with everything.
Not
the most exciting post I’ve ever written but I need to get blogging again!
It's very nice to hear from you :) so thank-you for the update.
ReplyDeleteI had thought that Bobo was returning home to your dear friend who's dealing with Parinson's. Now that you've informed us that you've re-united Bobo and Alice, visited with your cousin, visited with your other friend, and conducted a funeral. Oh, no wonder you've been away from blogging!
You deserve a fabulously relaxed and quite Sabbath after all that!
You have certainly been busy. Parkinsons is never easy to come to terms with and I am sure a funeral isn't either. Have a well deserved rest.
ReplyDeleteyou had a lovely few days by the sounds of it. Have a restful Sunday.
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