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Day two of the bank holiday weekend (Easter)

We had nothing on our calendar and in a strange way that turned out to the the right thing.  We arose from our bed at about 10 am and had a leisurely breakfast. Francoise fiddled around in the garden whilst I watched TV in a fairly aimless way. I notice chem-trails are active again after quite a few days of non-activity. Lunch was a simple rice with one of these mixed tomato and spinach based...

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The start of the Easter Bank Holiday weekend

This is the first day of the Long bank holiday lasting from today Friday until next Monday evening. Currently the skies are clear and as you would expect the sky is blue as it normally is without clouds.  Without the atmosphere reflecting sunlight it would actually be black. Today we met a new friend and I had the privilege of giving her a reading. We had only met one time before a few days ago...

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A trip across country to see friends

I try not to make an entry unless there is something interesting or different to report. Last weekend I went to Peterborough to see an old friend. She is over 80 years of age and has severe back trouble. She has a walker frame which she uses to get around as well as she can, but in going across the Courtyard of the old people's home where she lives, she was in so much pain that she had to take...

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An interesting 24 hours

Last night and early this morning I was seriously questioning my ability to stay on this mortal plane. Food I had digested would not go down, I feel sick and listless without any energy. This morning I could not get out of bed and felt very cold. As I write this in the evening I'm glad to say that my spirits have been restored but it was an interesting journey. I thought my heart was going to...

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There is more to food banks than meets the eye

This morning I went to our local men's Christian group and dour of us were seated having our breakfast in Wetherspoons to sort out the problems of the world. You never know what is going to happen. We started off talking about swearing and abuse and how each one of us copes with it. The conversation soon turned to the economic situation, the rise in petrol prices, council tax, gas and...

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World speed record in dentistry

I have just returned from a visit to my dentist and as I type my mouth is still numb. Yesterday I had an impression taken for a lower plate. Today I went along to have it fitted and have 3 teeth removed. After a pain injection, the removal of 3 teeth plus the insertion of the new plate was 90 seconds I kid you not. My teeth were in such bad condition that two of them had holes right through. I...

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