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“Getting a cancer diagnosis is extremely stressful, and that brings a whole load of emotions, and lack of sleep certainly does not help. I think many of us have periods of insomnia. I experienced a long period of not sleeping. I could go off to sleep quite quickly, but after an hour I would find myself wide awake again, and would spend the rest of the night getting frustrated because I couldn't sleep."
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Afternoon Julie, although I hope you're catching up on sleep to defeat the fatigue a little 
As per Ray, no need to reply but just so you know we're thinking of you sweetheart and take the greatest of care.
Sending love and gentle hugs xxx
So Shimmer, while eldest poured our first coffees I asked her about The Three Legs and if she'd ever graced the joint.
'Pfft! Are you kidding me? It's as rough as **** and not the sort of pub anyone with a brain cell would waste life going in.' owtte.
She told me that during the summer herself and fiance had passed it on their way up town - wailing from inside was drifting onto the street so some bod was obviously on the mic. 
A woman just by the door was arguing and shouting, pint in hand, at an invisible entity and a bloke was sat in a bin on the pavement with a bemused look on his gormless face. Excellent.
If you'd like a bit of gritty realism, check out someone's rendition of Don't go Breaking My Heart.
Epic! xxx
Wow! Amazing that places like that exist - and they are often packed! I have not been inside a pub for several years. My ideal pub is at the extreme opposite end of that hackneyed word spectrum. It would be in a very quiet village, log fire, maybe one other customer bemoaning a late delivery of horse dung for his rose bush to the ex-headmaster landlord still wearing his tweed jacket, well kept real ale on hand pump, pauses in the scintillating fertiliser conversation used by the landlord to perfect the schedule on the chalk board for the local domino league which meets once a month, depending on who has not passed away. Wonderful places. I can't understand why they go out of business 
. xxx
Your pub idyll sounds lovely Ray, straight out of a black and white Shepperton Studios classic. Times change and never for the better, and most likely your village pub has morphed into a bookies or a vape shop. Or, converted into a holiday retreat by a wealthy London couple.
I've not been inside a pub for years either, apart from getting drinks at the beach side bar in Redcar recently, but we sat outside, OH slowly sipping his pint and me gulping my orange through the ice cubes.
We've just eaten a very late dinner and OH is complaining his neck hurts on both sides. If I'm not about later it's because I'm already gearing up for a trip to A&E this evening. It's not easy trying to read his mind.
Settle back and think of a cultured beer Ray and I'll check OH's overnight bag is ready and waiting xxx
Hi all
We've had a lovely day on a Château visit
But..... I've broken a tooth 
. Luckily it's not painful so I'll call our dentist on Monday to get an appointment when we get home.
Currently sipping red wine while sitting outside the motorhome relaxing.
H
Thanks Helen 
so do I! There's better places to be, for sure.
Like your chateau and sipping wine 
in glorious settings 
Enjoy! xxx
