This post should appear whilst I am visiting my family in Wales, always supposing (a) the new tech works and (b) I have used it correctly. In the event of this double success, may I wish everyone a very happy Thursday, April 17th.
I am happy because my ME is keeping fairly quiet, and my depression is also in retreat. The housework is merely waiting as opposed to towering, I have made some progress with my writing and BIG NEWS :- MY SISTER PASSED HER DRIVING TEST!!! Yes, my little kid sister has officially overtaken me - while I rely on buses and lifts with friends, she is master of her own set of wheels. Go, sister!
Good weather, good health, good news AND Doctor Who on the telly? Does it get better than this? (Yes, OK, I know it does. But not often, and especially not for me. Just let me have my little euphoric moment, alright? Thanks.)
Mind you, this post may appear on the seventeenth, but it was written on the seventh. A lot can change in ten days, the weather may fail, my health may plummet and bad news may follow good as it so proverbially does. But, whatever else may change between the writing and the publishing of this post, Doctor Who will still be on the telly. And long may it remain so.
I am happy because my ME is keeping fairly quiet, and my depression is also in retreat. The housework is merely waiting as opposed to towering, I have made some progress with my writing and BIG NEWS :- MY SISTER PASSED HER DRIVING TEST!!! Yes, my little kid sister has officially overtaken me - while I rely on buses and lifts with friends, she is master of her own set of wheels. Go, sister!
Good weather, good health, good news AND Doctor Who on the telly? Does it get better than this? (Yes, OK, I know it does. But not often, and especially not for me. Just let me have my little euphoric moment, alright? Thanks.)
Mind you, this post may appear on the seventeenth, but it was written on the seventh. A lot can change in ten days, the weather may fail, my health may plummet and bad news may follow good as it so proverbially does. But, whatever else may change between the writing and the publishing of this post, Doctor Who will still be on the telly. And long may it remain so.
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