I know exactly what you are referencing. A small wood 🤣

It’s not. I think we all craved ‘normal’ through the pandemic and I did the same when I was diagnosed. But my normal now changes on a day to day basis. It’s not chaos, it’s not a shame and it’s definitely not something people should feel sorry about on my behalf. I get on with life and accept it.

The only downside, even from a distance, it kinda looks like the old Tory logo. But I don’t hold that against it.

Normal is such a nothing concept used by folk who don’t know what they are talking about. That’s ok, I’m happy that people haven’t experienced what I experienced. I wouldn’t wish what on anyone. But I’ll never be back to what I was before this, and I’m acceptive of that. Wish others were too.

I always hoped that this was done from a point of caring but not knowing what to say. Doesn’t lessen how much silence would have been the better option though.

M74 Southbound. East Kilbride. I love that there are more of us out there 🤣

I have a favourite tree. I’ve never visited it as I’d hate it to disappoint me. It’s high on a hill off the motorway and is a sign that I’m heading home. I always look for it. Yes, I’m a weird one.

I genuinely cheered when I heard this on the radio. Then started crying. As someone who has had to contemplate life, and death, this past year I’m relieved that this has passed its first significant hurdle. Hopefully Scotland now follows.

Listening to them on the radio there infuriated me. Moaning about how they put food on our table. Nope. I put food on my table, by paying them for it. They get plenty. No sympathy for millionaires while people live in poverty.

Cycled along there loads in way to work

It’s the #scottinaccio

Dennis Law has a phenomenal record ina relatively modern age. The guys with the really high goals per game stat played in an era when there wasn’t really any defenders, the era of half backs etc

Well that you just jinxed it 🤣

Such a Scotland thing