Originally, Mags made this place in the ether for family and friends to support Macfarlane's journey through cancer. Now that it is over, she uses the legacy of his spirit to chart new waters. Not knowing her mast from her mizzen, it is good to know there are folk out there who can throw a lifebelt. Your comments are welcome reminders that the flood waters will abate and "the singing bird will come " Guide to leaving a comment 1. Click on the "Comments" link at the bottom of the latest post. 2. Choose an identity - best to use "Other" then you can put your name at the top of your comment. 3. Enter "Name" in the blue outlined box which appears when you click "Other" 4. Copy the word verification letters into the box below in the correct order. This prevents computerised spamming of the site.Thanks a million.
After the distress of recent days Macfarlane cooried-in for a cosy night at home.
Meanwhile Jeannie is illuminating x-ray film at the Royal but clear diagnosis remains elusive. What that woman will do for hospital food !
posted by Mags @ 12/18/2005 09:24:00 pm
2 Comments:
Doodah trial.
Mags, Dan,
Okay I'm a Luddite, there are certain times I just screw up
technology. I've tried and tried to add my comments to the blog site
but it
jist disnae wurk. Maybe the Education Taliban do not allow it. Things
are
getting tighter. Like if I type out !!***f®¥åoe***!!! I'll get a
message
back saying that I've been naughty and do I wish to apologise or it
will go
on my record?
Anyway. On 1st November I asked - in response to your weather report
and photie of the Forth - who is supporting who on this site? My eyes
glazed
over and I went all misty just looking at the view.
Response to Saturday 18th. Same weekend!!! Wendy's Mum (pneumonia))
spent a happy pre-diagnostic night on a trolley in a corridor at the
R¢¤***!!
Meanwhile back in education we are teaching them in the corridors -
I affectionately call our department Hotel Rwanda. Perhaps I should
re-name
it 'the Royal'. But I'll bet our bureaucracy is more innane than
yours.
Anyway, the photie of your livingroom brings back many fond and
happy memories of the McFarlane/ Nisbet parlour at Yuletide. Have you
thought of son-et-lumiere in the courtyard. Ach Crivvens.. the bells
are
ringing and bairns are pouring in again. Whatever happened to
end-of-term-desertion rates. B**¶*ªdy bureaucracy again. Must fly. Love
to
you both.
Lewis
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