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My parents are dragging me out to Pickering Traction Engine Rally today. I really don't want to go and look at steam engines all day long. My hayfever is really bad at the moment and the whole thing is on a field. And its going to be hotter at my house then it is there :( A day out with my parents... yipee.
@ Dave glad your little sisters ok now, i bet that was scary.
@ Kath bless Marley, i rememeber doing that when i had mine put in curls.
I'm off on holiday tomorrow but my grandad is really ill, so it looks like we may have to come back half way through but its so unpredictable you just don't know. My mum and dad are off to visit but i don't want to go, it sounds like i don't care but i do, i just want to remember him how i remember him, not in a hospital bed not with it.
On a lighter note, i got 12 quid for cleaning the club house, bit of holiday spends.
Crap.
My mother in law has gone from being a sprightly healthy 85 year old to dying of cancer in 4 weeks.
I cannot believe how fast this thing has grown.
I'm sorry to hear about your mother in law, its just like my grandad although hes not been hit by cancer just old age i think at 87 he was really good and then over the last month or so he has gone downhill, its really upsetting, but its life.
I'm sorry to hear that Trinity - same here for me with my great uncle. He was diagnosed with stomach cancer nearly 2 yrs ago and decided at 85, he'd had a great innings, so he'd have no treatment as such, although they did remove half of his stomach.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trinity
They looked at him recently, and discovered he is absolutely riddled with it now and gave him a month. That was 2 weeks ago.
Thinking of you - you've not had a good time lately have you. x
I'm very sorry to hear about your mother - in law Trinity, your grandad Katy and your great uncle Ems. I remember when my auntie died of cancer.
My mother in law has 6 kids - they all have different ideas of what to do, and they are bickering and fighting. It is awful.
My husband is worried that she won't see Christmas - but really, I think she will be lucky to see next week.
So sorry to hear of the sad news about your mother-in-law Trin. Cancer is a terrible disease for anyone to have regardless of their age. It took both my parents within four months, and this year at work we lost two lecturing staff to it. one was a motor vehicle lecturer who was 51 and one was a language and tourism lecturers she was only 41,both of them hadn't been diagonsed with cancer a year.
Sorry to hear about this, Katy, Trinity, Ems and Kath.
I've lost a gran and a great aunt to it.
My great aunt first had cancer when I was 9, and died when I was 12 of bowel cancer, leukemia and skin cancer. She'd had a good life at 89, but my gran wasn't very old, and died knowing none of her 3 grandchildren.
I've had an ok day; just been sorting out my mess of a bedroom.
My day ain't been to bad. Apart from the fact i'm now worrying. Exam results come in via net on monday. And both parent's are at work when i get up so Leanne:p Has promise me that she'll get up when i phone her as i need someone other then my brother with me when i open them.