cancer fundraising
This is where me and Prince start our day at work every morning. The field is conveniently located at the back of our estate and is a lovely quiet place for Prince to stretch his legs before we start work. During the day I will then walk him out of the unit for his pit
This is my second Rebellious Hope t-shirt helping to raise funds for the Bowelbabe Fund. I have to admit that the white one I also have is a very large fit (tent like 😆), whereas this blue one designed for us boys is a standard large and is a great fit. I’ve yet to wear
One of my problems in recent years, certainly as far as overthinking goes, is when I go over and over past events, and this also applies to friendships. I am very fortunate that the vast majority of my friendships have endured and remain rock solid, but I probably have been on the receiving end of
I can’t fault the service of the pill box supplier as I only ordered new stock yesterday. It arrived today, so I now have plenty of them ready to make up with the design that speaks for itself. The boxes have a three part compartment inside as well as a mirror! A great way of
The round metal medicine FU&* YOU pill box has had a rather low key launch by my standards 😆 I only brought a few to try out, but I only have one left so I’ve ordered in a new batch as the response to them has been positive. As I hoped, they can be sent
This photo doesn’t really highlight the problem I have with dirty shirts at work! Today I received delivery of a lorry load of bubble wrap which is always dirty to handle and leaves it mark on me. I would like to smarten up my image a little, but it’s difficult when the packaging materials I
Today I began work on the CDs for the Fields of Dawn album. Whereas with the vinyl label where I went quite traditional, for the CD I have based the label on the cover design. It should look quite striking. I will post the master CD off tomorrow and then can sit back and wait
I arrived home tonight to find this wonderful gift in the post. I’ve made so many amazing friendships over the years following Mum’s bowel cancer diagnosis and all that followed as a result for me. I know one thing for sure, that Mum would be so happy that something so positive has happened to my
Sometimes you can have the most fascinating and rewarding experiences. I was at the final day of Henley Regatta today having an iced coffee with my friend as you do. A gentleman close by was having difficulty balancing his plate of sandwiches on his lap as there were no free tables, so we invited him
There is something quite serene and graceful about the sight of a Spitfire. The fly past at Henley today was pretty impressive and a reminder of the massive sacrifice that generations past made for us, so that we can enjoy so much of what we take for granted today. Both my parents lived through the
