Ciao ciao
I type this post a bit ‘hiiiiiiiiigh’, as I
have just had a double espresso! Equating to my fourth of the day. Maybe fifth,
oh I don’t know!!!!!!!
Deep breath
Anyway, Orangina is calming me. Hopefully.
Notes.
Earlier in the week, I was moving along the
pavement towards a road crossing.
A bike rider (not a ‘cyclist’, but just a
‘bike rider’) cycled towards me, on the pavement.
'Alright mate' he greeted me with, before
passing me.
I responded.
'Should be on the road!' :(
Just because I am generally smiling (I
think), I am letting people ‘off the hook’. It’s so wrong. GGGRRRR!
I am good, and refuse to swear or curse, but
man do I get pissed off!
Deep breath again.
I find it impossible to let myself 'face the
facts and get depressed'. When I realise this, it scares me - but I actually
cannot be upset, angry, or depressed!
The above note is problematic as ‘life’ does
require attention by myself.
What do I mean? Too deep to contemplate.
My next note is clearly a ‘positive’. I was
in Kingston town centre, earlier in the week, successfully negotiating busy
crowds, when I entered a new café. I was shocked, good coffee, great place, yet
I am a relative novice here! OK, it is quite well known that I feel comfortable
complimenting those who I feel deserve it. Rarely, however, do I actually gain
from it. I was told by the barista here…
'Next time you come, I'll get you a free
coffee'
Sold! I will be a regular now, methinks!
Music, this week. I have been a fan for a while
now, but am only just promoting her. Well worth a listen.
Jemma Tweedie
I still remember six or seven years ago,
enjoying (whilst panicking slightly) an excursion from the RHN (Royal Hospital
for Neuro-Disability). I was taken on a key trip, by my parents, on a weekend,
to… …. …. … !!!
Caffe Nero In Putney. Hehehe, a special
place. Only one visit, but highly influential! Basically, I can blame my
parents for leading me astray!! Hehehe (I don’t mean that, obviously)
Glug glug glug…
Orangina now!
Besides the tremendous help, advice, and
mentoring I get from my physiotherapy. It was noticed that my fashion has
changed!
'You don't wear your hats anymore?’
I answered with explanation that as I wear my
glasses a lot more now, I choose not to wear my hat. I think both would make me
look (more) foolish.
Besides, I am told by a friend that they ‘are
all wearing glasses, here in LA’, so...
…oh and they do help a lot!
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