Sorry to hear this take care.Morning 6.7.
Not been a good night. Care home called at 1am very politely saying if you want to see your mother you’d better come now. He phoned his brothers and went. I stayed awake until 4.30, finished my book and started another one. Ate an orange Club. At 4.40 I decided I’d best try to sleep which I did until Mr Eggy messaged me at 6.30. Mother still hanging on. His brothers have left, they’ve agreed it could be days so doing shifts. One brother back at 8 the other 12. Mr Eggy doesn’t think she will be much longer, she’s very peaceful now and has stopped fidgeting. He says it’s not pleasant but they’ve kept him in tea and biscuits. I’d better get up now and get ready just incase it’s soon. Lots to organise.
Have a good day.
I remember going to a pretty explicit performance of Midsummer Nights Dream at the Regents Park Theatre, it was an amazing setting for the play and then read complaints that it was too overt for the school groups that were being taken. Shock horror. It was in the early 70iesHello everyone - grey again but dry.
6.0 first thing. It's now 10.9 - having risen slowly and consistently since I ate brunch at 12 noon, despite bolussing ahead a good 45 minutes and accurately carb counting for my fish finger sandwich. I'm plagued by after-lunch spikes.
Have already done a pile of ironing, stripped and re-made the bed. I'm now going to relax with a phone call to Insulet to complain about the pod I only had on for 12 hours and I don't think it was giving me any insulin as BGs rose to over 22. Relax - who said relax? I hate doing those phone calls.
I've only seen Swan Lake twice, once at Sadler's wells and the 2nd time in Moscow at the Kremlin Theatre (a grey concrete auditorium sadly lacking in any charm whatsoever) We had good seats in the stalls, but having arrived there via Anchorage, Alaska (8 hrs time change from London) and Tokyo - crossing the International dateline I was pretty shattered. At the end I said to the First Officer who I was sitting next to "Odd performance, the swan didn't die!" He replied "Oh she did, but you were asleep and snoring at the time!".
Ah well! @Cliff H I was gobsmacked that no one seemed able to see that she was simulating sex and given the places (by the lake in full view of everyone) and the era, it was pretty shocking! Though they were all like "Oh poor dear, she's having a fit"
Have a good day what's left of it folks! We are off to a friends' for dinner and a game of Carcassonne with other friends.
Sorry to hear and wishing you all the best.Morning 6.7.
Not been a good night. Care home called at 1am very politely saying if you want to see your mother you’d better come now. He phoned his brothers and went. I stayed awake until 4.30, finished my book and started another one. Ate an orange Club. At 4.40 I decided I’d best try to sleep which I did until Mr Eggy messaged me at 6.30. Mother still hanging on. His brothers have left, they’ve agreed it could be days so doing shifts. One brother back at 8 the other 12. Mr Eggy doesn’t think she will be much longer, she’s very peaceful now and has stopped fidgeting. He says it’s not pleasant but they’ve kept him in tea and biscuits. I’d better get up now and get ready just incase it’s soon. Lots to organise.
Have a good day.