Monthly Archives: April 2014

Today has been a funny day. Angie got up and continued with the migraine she had had for the last 24 hours. After a little persuasion she allowed me to ring the doctor on her behalf. The doctor rang back and made her an appt for later in the morning when she went to theContinue reading “Monday 28th April”

Its been a day of messing around on my Mac and other stuff. Angie went to church but didn’t make it there as she had an emergency call from Anna. I messed around and then decided to see if I could cut the back lawn….. Job done….. Painful

Poppy May Bendall was born at 4:24 this morning! Weighing 7lb13oz

This morning Anna’s water broke and the whole family machine went into action. At 4.15 Angie left for the hospital. I offered to go with her but as I’m not much help to anyone at the moment. So, I’ll be waiting here for news….

The Power and Potential of Words (Day 112) #BiOY http://www.htb.org.uk/bioy/commentary/858

Today Easter Monday started with our neighbours (Margaret and Linda) taking the dogs for a walk. Angie did work while I watched daytime TV!!!! After several hours we decided we needed a change of scenery and despite her bad back and my broken leg we went to Bury St Edmunds to people watch. Parking wasContinue reading “Easter Monday”

Today started like many others we have had recently with Angie up ( and struggling with her back) to feed the hounds. Unusually I decided to stay in bed for a while. Something I haven’t done in a long while.Eventually I dragged myself into the shower to wash off several days grime and came downContinue reading “Easter Day”

This has been a long testing day. Angie is very uncomfortable and I’m in alot of pain. We watched the movie “Saving Mr Banks”

Day 7 started feeling a bit low about the whole thing of broken ankles. Angie is really suffering and very quiet. She took both Lomu and Berkley out (individually) but while she was out one of our neighbours from number 4 (Margaret Loveday) came over and very kindly offered to help walk the dogs. HowContinue reading “Day 7 of my broken Ankle”