But you're very lucky to be living in Scotland! Well, I think so anyway! LOL
I have a dream of touring Scotland in a mobile home. Hmmm, I can imagine it now....
Sipping wine, sat by a beautiful loch, watching the sun set and planning a walk for the day after! Now that's my idea of heaven!
Just one problem.....
I don't drink! LOL
Hi Tracey,
Thanks for the message. Do hope everything is going OK for you.
I'm fine thanks....just a bit busy with one thing and another!
Getting more people contacting me about coming on guided walks, now that Spring is finally underway!
Having to plan lots of new routes. Good job the Peak District has plenty of variety! LOL
School hols have just started (2wks), then my daughter has her GCSEs in May. She leaves school this year. Where does the time go??
My mum just laughs abot the injections now. She gets a local anaesthatic through eye drops, which she says stings like heck but she never ever feels the injections. Mind you the first two she had, the anesthetic was injected and that was painful.
I thought the Spring was here a couple of days ago but it's snowed here since yesterday.........roll on Spring.
Hi Tracey, I'm fine and a bit like youself.....fed up with this cold weather. I love the heat too and can't wait for the days to lengthen and warm up. The back's a lot better so when the weather improves I will be out and about with the camera and the dog.
My mum's eyesight has been deteriorating again and she has to go in for injections into her eyeball for the fifth time now. Just the thought of it makes me cringe.
Hi Tracey, it sounds as if the accident was the cause of your mum's condition as senile dementia usually creeps up slowly as it did with my Gran. So your mum may improve with time, I hope so.
The worse part for my mum is that for the doctor's to slow down the blindness, she has to have injections directly into her eyeball every few months, which gives me the creeps, though she says the anaesthetic drops hurt but the injection doesn't. She is doing fine now and is getting used to her condition.