Looks like it might be a little bit cooler today; not a bad thing for getting on with certain outdoor jobs.
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I was 21 when I first administered the " last Offices" to a patient, I
must have done it hundreds and hundreds of times since
The elderly man had lived s...
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So it's true that old people sleep less. I remember (when sharing a room with you at Moor Park) throwing the window open, letting in the cold, early morning air and pretending to do exercises, with you cowering under the bedclothes begging me to stop!
ReplyDeleteOh, the joys of summer! Your an early bird , like my manly man. I chewed him out just yesterday for waking me when he gets up, sleep is the upper most important thing for me! Everytime I go to Europe and come home and get up early for a few days he hopes I'm becoming an early riser. No, it just isn't happening!
ReplyDeleteSounds just like Lady M, Linda. I daren't wake her in the mornings; my life wouldn't be worth living!
ReplyDeleteI love being up before the sun, Brilliant Husband loves the night hours...
ReplyDeletecan't tell you how many times we have passed on the stairs, me rising and him just going to bed...36 years on, seems to work for us.
And not even a tiny hangover? (Bet you're having an afternoon nap.)
ReplyDeleteNo hangover, and no nap! Lady M won't let me.
ReplyDeleteAh...the detritus of a summer's feast...
ReplyDeleteThe candles are all but burned down. You did have a late night!
ReplyDeleteThis looks exactly like the manor after all my peeps left. I slept wa-a-ay in this morning!
ReplyDeleteParty on Cro!
ReplyDeleteJacqueline said:
ReplyDelete"I love being up before the sun, Brilliant Husband loves the night hours...
can't tell you how many times we have pissed on the stairs, me rising and him just going to bed...36 years on, seems to work for us."
Ah, J - you couple of old romantics. Bless you.
Read again Tom!
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