I couldn't finish the last entry ( Read more... )

We don't know how long we're here for.    It's so important to remember that, and to cherish every moment that we have in this world ( Read more... )

The world has officially gone insane ( Read more... )

I know that you've come back here, and I know that the anonymous comments were left by you.   You left your calling card in the form of your IP address, and it didn't take long to trace which part of the country the comments were coming from.    
Seeing as you were the only person in my offline life to know about this old journal, then it doesn't ( Read more... )

Just when I think I'm doing good, something happens and I find myself back where I began ( Read more... )

My life went on a hiatus not long after Di died.     Christmas was difficult, but probably not as hard as I thought it would be.    The worst time came afterwards, during the dull, cold, and incredibly snowy January we had this year ( Read more... )

On 17th November 2010 just after midday, my brave, wonderful sister lost her fight with cancer ( Read more... )

The results are back, and it is confirmed ( Read more... )

I realise that I didn't finish my last entry.  I meant to, but life got hideous.

My sister has an inoperable tumour in her chest.   We don't know too much about it at the moment, and she's doing okay within herself, but she's living with the diagnosis hanging over her like a dark cloud.
I can't even remember when it happened - maybe three weeks ( Read more... )

The last year has seen our belts tightened to new extremes.  But, out of every dark cloud comes a silver lining.      The self-sufficiency idea in itself, is good.  In practical terms, you have to live in a climate somewhat more predictable than England ( Read more... )