How i manoeuvred through the fog I don't know. It was shocking, airports closed, traffic slowed down to a crawl. Arrived later than usual to find Colin in good fettle, well I was going to sort that! It had not been a good day for me. Sleepless nights, fog and letters from students awards association and district council not bearing good news. Well, in minutes I had relayed my woes to him. Why should I be the only one depressed?! I felt much better, Colin now depressed, job done! Ah well, all normal then.
Saturday arrived early as heading to cinema with little nephews and nieces as they fly to Argentina for Christmas on Sunday.
Louise and I relayed all news. We heard about Colin's great physio session with a new therapist. We nodded, not knowing really what he was describing but it made him happy. Christmas day was discussed, timetable is very busy. So much so that Louise and I were not even sure where we would fit present opening into it all! Ah well.
Les, Colin's friend arrived and we left, contented with Colin's up beat mood.
Hi Charlotte
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased things are heading in the right direction again - I am sure many of us are praying for a christmas wish for Colin to get better each day and for him to get home to you and the girls in the not too distant future. Thinking of you as always. love, Fiona x