Country Oldies In Memory Of Lovewavin

Country Oldies In Memory Of Lovewavin

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Bookhabit - a novel way to reach and read

Bookhabit - a novel way to reach and read

Great Survey.

There's a 3% Chance That You Need Therapy

You almost certainly don't need therapy. You have your life under control - and things are going pretty well. If anything, you would make a great therapist. You have a natural understanding of human psychology.

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Thoughts In My Head.

Another gruelling day today both for Cheryl and for me. The new wheelchair is not working for her. Now it is too moulded into her body and Cheryl cannot move an inch now. I don't know what the answer is at this time but know that the older chair will have to be used again. Because Cheryl's hip is out of its socket and created a new whole this is the major problem of the severe pain Cheryl is experiencing.

I am awaiting for the clinic technicians to phone me and discuss this plight she is in. I know before hand that they will say they have done all they can, but I cannot accept this. Every person has a right to a near normal life as possible and especially when it is someone with a disability.

My Dearest Friend Betty.

Betty and Charles are my dear friends. They both cellebrated their forty seventh anniversary Wednesday 5th of March. I love the very bones of them and of course there sons too. They are wonderful people that I now refer to family members. An extension to be sure.

I have an on-line diary and met Betty there three years ago. Reading in between the lines that I received from her showed me a faithful and loving person and a firm friendship soon became a loving and lasting friendship. Even though we live poles apart across the ocean we know everything about each others lives and loves.

Another cold day.

Here in England another cold day dawned. How I long for warmer days and my visits to other places around my home town and further a field. I have booked for the English Lake District which I love dearly. The caravan park is set at the side of the lake and surrounded by nature and animals. I have stayed here at Fall Barrow Park several times over the last four years and always enjoyed my stay. There are many interests for me there especially writer's and poets from long ago that were greatly inspired by those great views in the lakes. I hope to be well inspired by writing poems and other writing too.

Last time I was there I sat on a huge rock overlooking the lake and was mesmorised by all the beauty around me. It is a place that never changes apart from even more beauty in colour from water and trees and all the growth of nature. There is a mini zoo for the children and great for the adults too.