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Tag Archives: Dying
In the time of the virus: day 17
These days there’s mostly quite a difference between my weekday mornings and my weekday afternoons. I try to do the most energetic things in the morning, and then have a less demanding afternoon. That suits my personal body clock. Lunch … Continue reading →
Posted in Allotment, Community, Do what you can with what you have, Family, In the time of the virus, Reflections on life (and death), Uncategorized
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Tagged Allotment, Bath City Farm, Community, Coping, Crochet, Death, Dying, Family, Friends, knitting, Living, Reflections, self-isolation, Social distancing
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Cousin Cousine
Once again we managed to get together, never easy as there are quite a few of us and we all lead busy lives. We had to set the date back in June to be sure of finding one. Some couldn’t make … Continue reading →
Posted in 60th year, Community, Family, Reflections on life (and death), Seeing differently
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Tagged Community, Death, Dying, Family, Food, Frugal food, hygge, Living, Refugees and migrant, Simplicity
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Milestones
Two major milestones in our lives (already) this month. First of all, we completed the sale of my mother-in-law’s flat, which was the last piece of the admin and paperwork following her death. As a result both sons and their … Continue reading →
June challenge: update – going with the flow….
Well let’s get it over with and deal with the fails. I didn’t go out running much. In fact I only managed to get out there once. I loved it, had a wonderful 30 minute run, and I’ll go again, … Continue reading →
Posted in 60th year, Reflections on life (and death)
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Tagged Challenges, Coping, Death, Dying, Family, hygge, Insomnia, Living, Reflections, Walking
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The follow-up poetry party: May
I thought it would be interesting to record when I have come across poetry without looking for it, now that I seem to have a newly awakened awareness of it. So this was May: 3 May 2015 – Walt Whitman, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Books, Canals, Coping, Death, Dying, Gardening, Poetry, Reflections, Walking
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Reflecting on three days walking
I’m writing this having now completed three full days walking. Two more days to go and I will have walked the whole length of the Kennet and Avon Canal, all the way through to Reading. I’m taking a break from … Continue reading →
Posted in 60th year, Local, Reflections on life (and death), Seeing differently, Travels, Walking
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Tagged Allotment, Death, Dying, Family, Kennet and Avon canal walk, Living, Public services, Reflections, Simplicity, Walking
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This weekend: death and life (again)
A(nother) weekend with many reminders of death (and life). Saturday was the day when we committed my mother-in-law’s ashes to be with her husband’s ashes. It was also the anniversary of his death, at only 61 years, in 1986. I … Continue reading →
Posted in Reflections on life (and death), Walking
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Tagged Coping, Death, Dying, Reflections, Walking
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Dust to dust…..
The end of an era for our family. My much-loved mother-in-law was finally released from her suffering. We are now the oldest generation. And so time moves on. I met her nearly 40 years ago. We were as different as … Continue reading →
Sometimes……
Sometimes….. death is not the worst outcome from an illness Sometimes….. helping keep someone alive is not the most caring thing you can do for them Sometimes….. good intentions are not enough Sometimes….. we have to find a way to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Coping, Death, Dying, Living, Reflections
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