I've lost yet another neighbour and so it goes on,
sometimes this continual loss of people we have grown to like and care for seems never ending.
Maybe it's expected at this time of year, it certainly seems to be more than other times.
Anyhow, how's your week been and more importantly, how are you really?
Chloe
Today and yesterday I decided to stay in my pyjamas after having had an extremely hectic week and I have really enjoyed it taking time for myself to relax and I don't feel I have missed out on anything as the weather hasn't been very nice so it's worked out nice having a quiet weekend in staying in pyjamas!
I got given some free savoy cabbages from the lady downstairs who had some leftover and some free bread as well as its the little things that can make a big difference!
Yesterday I made cabbage with fish which I really enjoyed!
Last Sunday after watching the news I became extremely upset after they were mouthing off about the cost of living thing but thankfully no upsetting news this weekend!
Next Saturday is an evening and a supper out to Puss in boots at the village hall which I am looking forward to!
It's swimming tomorrow which I am looking forward to and eating up the free cabbages!
In myself I feel a lot better after having spent yesterday and today at home in my pyjamas and will be more than ready to resume tomorrow morning!
Well what a lovely relaxing weekend Turnipgirl
Positive week ahead I hope x
I haven’t had a great week tbh. Can’t seem to lift myself out of this fog I’m in. I saw my friend for lunch this week which was nice. Her husband died in July, he’d been ill for a couple of yrs. Does that make a difference 🤷♀️. She’s doing incredibly well. I’m continuing to see my brother in law & finding it incredibly hard & depressing. He’s now not eating & sleeping most of the time. He’s resigned to being in a place he really doesn’t want to be in. Given up 😞.
I went to a tap dancing class a one off my friend was taking it. I used to tap dance (very badly) a good few yrs back. It was good to reminisce in a way but life was so good back then & now it just isn’t which is so sad. So I’m plodding through doing what’s expected of me but not feeling it.
Sorry to hear of your neighbour Chloe. X
I remember back in May when one of my neighbours died and even though I wasn't surprised as he was terminally ill it was still a shock though!
It was 10.30pm on the Saturday evening and i had come back from the Folk festival at Tredegar House and the police were at the flats and I just knew it was bad news and I was right and the out of hours doctor came to certify the death as well.
Part of me was glad he was no longer suffering but still that was upsetting coming back to that!
I had mentioned to the housing officer my concerns about the neighbour but had told her not to say I had said I was worried for him in case people thought I was being nosy and interfering and she said no I wasn't being nosy and interfering and how that's to do with petty things is being nosy and telling tales say complaining over a parking space to them!
Yes, it was a shock for you I remember and you definitely did the right thing voicing your concerns x
Sorry to read you’re still very down Caza
I can’t help thinking that in my case it’s because there’s been so many people I know who have passed this year. It’s bound to have affect my spirit, not that that exclamation helps!
But you’ve had such a huge loss in your life, to then watch others suffering is enough to affect how you are feeling. It’s so hard to pick yourself up I understand that and feel for you x
sorry yo hear about your neighbour Chloe my street has lost most of the original families now only a handful left.One of our customers who collects food from our charity passed away as well only found out today every Monday he`d ask me for grapes for himself I`ll miss seeing him around.
