George, oh george, where for out thou! A bit o culture for a Monday. Its me today not Ian as he is back in court!!
Has had an invitation from the local prostate support group. The men are meeting at the cottage pub, going for a walk and then returning to the cottage for lunch. It gives a whole new meaning to the term cottaging!!!!
Bev, there seems to be a good support for C in Bristol area, it's a pity it isn't nationwide. (I remember seeing a web site for Breast C some time ago, as well as you mentioning the PCa group)
George, the bright yellow thing in the sky should still be around for most of this week, we should have a shower this evening, had 1 clap of thunder this afternoon NO rain yet !!
No kidding...it was scorching hot here till 5.30pm Monday and then SEA FRET descended on the north east coast. FFS! Temps plummeted from 75F down to 55F within an hour. Today we are back with the usual dull, dark and grim climate. That's the end of the 'Geordie Summer' I reckon, but I must admit, seven days of unbroken sunshine was a miracle!
George, oh george, where for out thou! A bit o culture for a Monday. Its me today not Ian as he is back in court!!
ReplyDeleteHas had an invitation from the local prostate support group. The men are meeting at the cottage pub, going for a walk and then returning to the cottage for lunch. It gives a whole new meaning to the term cottaging!!!!
Bev, there seems to be a good support for C in Bristol area, it's a pity it isn't nationwide. (I remember seeing a web site for Breast C some time ago, as well as you mentioning the PCa group)
ReplyDeleteGeorge, the bright yellow thing in the sky should still be around for most of this week, we should have a shower this evening, had 1 clap of thunder this afternoon NO rain yet !!
No kidding...it was scorching hot here till 5.30pm Monday and then SEA FRET descended on the north east coast.
ReplyDeleteFFS! Temps plummeted from 75F down to 55F within an hour.
Today we are back with the usual dull, dark and grim climate.
That's the end of the 'Geordie Summer' I reckon, but I must admit, seven days of unbroken sunshine was a miracle!