A Glorious Morning

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[wobblybee]

🙂 Good Evening John. Just logged on after travelling down to London. Glorious sunshine all the way down. 🙂

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Hope your journey went without any hiccups. London? nothing ominous I hope.

I had a bit of a clear out today - an armchair and two oak coffee tables, collected by a local charity for the aged.

Bit of a wrench, but needs must, needed more space so I can move round easier in the wheelchair🤗

Loadsaspacenow😊

So, pray tell, why the journey to our capital?🏰

[wobblybee in reply to Hidden]

🙂Just a review appointment John, I honestly don’t expect much to come of it, although I do have a couple of questions 🙂

You can’t beat a bit of a clear out, can you😉 We did the same before our move, but we definitely could have been more ruthless. Although Charity still benefitted🙂 Eventually what remained was put into storage (in Hotel for almost 3wks), so when we moved into the rented house, essentials had to come back out again.

But, I didn’t pack everything myself, and some things will be forever missing until we move on again 🥴

People often complain about ‘disabled rooms’ in Hotels, but where we are now is very spacious, with a wet room 🙂

We’ve just enjoyed a scrumptious breakfast😋 and should really be out and about walking it off 😉

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I used to be under a Professor Chinnery (Neurology) at the R.V.I. Newcastle, before he moved to - the rumour went he was headhunted - London about 6-8 years ago, might be longer.

He was a brilliant, top, top, man.

He was liked by all who came into contact with him😊

Everyone I spoke to sorely missed his smile & personality.

Can’t remember who I see now😂😂

I don’t go as regular now though, I see the Psychologist more times than anyone else🤗

I was wondering if you might be seeing Professor Chinnery.

Glad your hotel room is nice.

Take care, stay safe

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[wobblybee in reply to Hidden]

🙂 No, I won’t be seeing Prof Chinnery, as far as I know he went to do research at Cambridge.

I used to Volunteer as peer support at Newcastle Ataxia Centre (now closed), Prof Chinnery was the person to see if at all possible🙂

[february]

Dear Matelot-RN, Thank you for that uplifting message!Such welcome advice! ;o)