We took some crusts of bread to the ponds at South End Green to feed the ducks and birds
And saw a beautiful swan family:
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- Admissions and start at Cromwell last week
- No Posts for a week
- Chemo & Radio at Cromwell
- V&A - The Supremes
- Cromwell Hospital - blood samples
- Pilates on Thursday afternoon
- Maggie Centre
- Back to Charing Cross Hospital
- Yazoo at Hammersmith Apollo
- Wednesday visit with Vanessa
- Swan Family on the Pond
- Fizzy Sake
- Very Short Introductions
- The View from my Bedroom Window
- Monday - full day
- Weekend
- Nice pic of SFT
- Acupuncture and Pilates
- Hair growth stopped
- A New Earth
- Trip to Tate
- Insurance issues
- Listening Notes
- Healing with Matthew
- Pilates and Massage
- Final meeting at Cromwell yesterday
- Simon with Apple
- CT Scan at Cromwell
- Hospital #4
- Home at Last
- Minor (?) Setback
- Uncleaned Rig Tube revealed
- Meera, Aiden and Caroline visit.
- Things I have been doing
- Nurse Maureen
- More non essential reading :-)
- Victoria took my stats this morning
- Digestive Tract Issues (non-essential reading)
- Reflexology
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3 comments:
Oh boy! I love the Heath. So many memories for me, some of them include you. I hope you're doing well Gareth. I'm praying for you. Much love. Jxx
Yeah - the Heath. Grafton Road I remember, wasn't it? but I forgot which number you lived at. xx G
When I first moved to London to go to school in Hampstead, we (my Mum and I) lived in 33 Lyndhurst Gardens. I used to sneak into the church to play the organ on the corner of the hill, it had an amazing VOX HUMANA stop, with really wide vibrato... it's AIR Studios now!
Was it 84 Grafton Road? Got my doubts. Was that while I was at Inter-Action?
So many memories of Hampstead and Belsize Park, don't really know where to begin. You know I have only been to London a few times in the last 15 years, mainly 'going through' to fly out to NZ or for an evening to go to a concert, latest one was Hari Prasad Chaurasia, the bansuri player. The last time was a few weeks ago when Liz and I came down to the Museum Of London to do a recky for a schooltrip she was doing. Went up St Pauls Dome, then over Millennium Bridge for the first time.
It feels like my home town, and I'm not at home. Most odd being a stranger at home, but that's what London is like. I enjoyed the Peter Ackroyd Biography of London, he put it something like, 'you don't feel like you're a Londoner until you stop questioning whether you are'.
Get better soon... I want a homecoming. Love Jxx
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