Today is such a lovely opportunity to share some beautiful flower captures as part of Cee's Flower of the Day Challenge (FOTD) The Bouquet The surprise of some beautiful flowers from my husband arrived at the front door for me yesterday, from Freddies Flowers. They also arrived with three gorgeous single stem vases. Freddie's Logo … Continue reading Flowers On The Landing
Really delighted to be participating in Dan Antion's Thursday Doors this week. My door contribution is quite a sentimental one. Probably because I am missing my kids. A door which played quite a large part in my life. The Blue Door. This isn't any old decaying door. This door at one time was the threshold … Continue reading The Blue Door
Many folk will know that it has proven to be a very challenging time for us, since my experiencing anaphylaxis. The symptoms are settling down, yes they have gone on and on. And I now await allergy testing with the hope of some useful answers. It's looking like it may be quite a wait. Thankful … Continue reading Our Coping Strategies For Bedrest
There is a wave of emotion ongoing today. Following the US Supreme Court Roe v Wade ruling. I can understand why many people will not want to discuss it. I don't particularly want to either, but I feel upset and concerned. As previously highlighted in An Incensed Observer and A Question of Women's Rights. Because … Continue reading Thought For The Day
Today another first. I am participating in Cee's Flower of the Day Challenge. The Clivia Miniata from the Amaryllidaceae family (I'm thinking Amaryllis). Also known as the Bush Lily or Natal Lily. My husband, the superstar that he is, bought this as he likes structural houseplants. I was skeptical, but to be amazed. In its … Continue reading Friday Flower of the Day – Clivia
I am taking the plunge and joining in Dan's Thursday Door feature for the first time. I will now be mindful of recording doors if/when I can go out. I love doors. Their potential, design and quirkiness. Grand Designs magazine used to feature doors as the last article in their publications and I think I … Continue reading Thursday Doors
This past two weeks have felt completely surreal. Having thought I may just have scraped through the exertion of two recent eye tests, one exceedingly protracted and inaccessible one. Which however hard I tried to organise couldn't be done at home. (Next time, believe me, they will be.) And hoping I may have just got … Continue reading Meeting the EpiPen
Needing the Doctor when you're homebound can be very difficult. And quite stressful. Well it certainly has been over the years, with pretty upsetting 'discussions' on the phone (sometimes in person) with Doctors and occasionally Nurses. All because your health limits your ability to get anywhere. And that's not through choice, but through health, which … Continue reading Is It Easy To Contact A GP?
Hope found in M.E. 