Friendship Thursday

Whatever you do, do it

with kindness and love

Wednesday’s Thought

ALL BABIES ARE BEAUTIFUL AND BRING JOY TO PEOPLE’S HEARTS

It’s Monday or is it

It’s Monday here, what day is it there?

It’s going to be a warm 24°c here today, how about there?

I had a good nights sleep, how about you?

I am going to my aqua class, that’s my main form of exercise, what exercise do you do?

Heard on the telly that some woman wants to charge her family $30 each for Christmas lunch, I would be telling her to bugga off, what would you say? Would you pay it?

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Wednesday’s Thoughts

NANA’S/GRANDMOTHER’S ARE OLD ON THE OUTSIDE AND YOUNG ON THE INSIDE

POP’S OR GRANDFATHERS ARE OFTEN OLD INSIDE AND OUT

BUT NOT ALWAS

Not bothered by stuff

I am a blogger, I like to blog, sometimes I write about my family which can of course annoy members of my family, naturally I don’t intentionally write stuff that will upset family members. I guess at times I just don’t think before I write.

Now once a pond a time upsetting family members would upset me but lately I find myself feeling like this is me. I am a kind hearted person who never tries to do or say stuff that will upset others so if it happens others should remember that.

I also feel that I never make anyone read my blogs, it is your choice to read or not. Also if you read and find something that you don’t like, leave me a comment and tell me or don’t guess what I don’t care one way or another.

The older I get the less I am bothered by such things.

Lest we forget

The following are just bits I pinched from the internet.

The phrase “Lest we forget” is commonly used in remembrance services and commemorative occasions in English speaking countries, in particular Remembrance Day and ANZAC Day.

“Lest” means something like “in case”. For example, “We should close the door,lest the dog escapes” means, “We should close the door in case the dog escapes [through the open door]”. The phrase “lest we forget” is most often used in ceremonies to commemorate wars, such as Remembrance Day in Canada.

Lest We Forget may refer to: “Lest We Forget (phrase)”, a phrase in the poem “Recessional” by Rudyard Kipling. “Ode of Remembrance”, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

What does the red poppy Symbolise?Worn on Remembrance Day (11 November) each year, the red poppies were among the first to flower in the devastated battlefields of northern France and Belgium in the First World War. In soldiers’ folklore, the vivid red of the poppy came from the blood of their comrades soaking the ground

Today while I was out shopping the store held a minute of silence at 11am and the time I was waiting in the check out line and of course I was silent but some woman walked  up and loudly said what are you doing, I replied in a  quiet tone showing respect, she then looked  around at everyone standing silent many with their head down and said, oh  oh sorry.

Five things Friday

Being told I shouldn’t be driving

Medical review not filled in

No longer allowed to drive

Feeling sad

Trouble sleeping

Wednesday’s Thought

Nobody wears blinders better then a doting nanna 

What does a dream mean

Well I was just woken from a nap by a ringing phone but of course by the time I got up they had hung up, anyone out there understand dreams.

Tim and I are happy together we rarely fight although we do bicker from time to time about trivial stuff. So why I wonder have I been having a number of dreams in which I believe Tim to be hiding things from me and in which I don’t trust Tim.

I have also woken up feeling sick in the stomach and I am still tired and shaking all over, oh and I have another headache.