Three Good Things

Lovely to have a beer in the garden.

I have had a call back from palliative care and the consultant will speak to me tomorrow to see if the increase in zomorph has helped x

the headache usually happens at  5 p.m. x

Hope the consultant gives you good feed back tomorrow Ruth.

My 3 good things

1  Rented a caravan for a long weekend with hubby, daughter & one of our grandsons on the south coast. Very special!

2  Hospital review yesterday all good- Round 14 of immunotherapy today done & dusted.

3 Seeing my son and other grandson tomorrow and still have just over 6 weeks holiday left to enjoy!

Lovely 3 good things . Holidays are wonderful.

I am waiting for the palliative care consultant to ring .I took the zomorph in the moas the headaches comes in the afternoon. She told me to take it in the evening. Anyway it definitely helped x

The sun is definitely shining on you little-fi, exceptionally  good things.

Hope the consultant chat is useful Ruth and have a good anniversary.

Have you considered that a pub lunch x 5 a week may be the answer?  Oh I forgot, that is the basis of your treatment! 

A baby joke Ruth, forgiven quickly I hope?

I agree. I love a pub lunch especially now when we were deprived for so long xxx

I love any pub meal -  so my 3 good things:

due to have one tomorrow

Daughter has just told me she arrived safely in Surrey after driving down. I was anxious as it is a long way from Sheffield and M1 and M25 are not nice roads. She is ony 36 - do we ever stop worrying about our children? Will spend sunday worrying about her return journey.

On my visit  my daughter last weekend in Sheffield we went for a walk in in Eccleshall woods, and had nice lunch at place in Dore. However after being away from the car for 3.5 hours we returned to find that I had left her passenger door wide open!! No one had stolen car, thank god. Did wonder if people assumed someone was lying in wait to pounce on anyone who tried. Anyway, maybe she needs to worry about me - I was mortified. Blaming it on the heat.

I used to live in Ecclesall and walked in the woods on a regular basis. I'm so glad they're still standing, as I heard the idiots on the council gave a contract to a company which allowed them to cut down hundreds of trees round the city. We saw protests about it on the news. So glad we'd moved by then as we would have been arrested.

yes, still there, and very lovely ( and cool) too. I think the city council let the contractor cut down street trees in the main and there were plenty of protests, and rightly so. Bureacracy has no soul sometimes.

As if someone would nick any car you had an interest in. They would quickly join us in a short life expectancy. You know its true you Guardian reading firebrand.