I have become some what addicted to sudoku! J lent me his Nintendo DS for brain training as my memory could be a little better ;) but I seem more interested in sudoku. I remember when all the hype was about and I really didn't understand it but now that I do I find myself browsing when shopping and saying such things as 'ooh look a sudoku puzzle book' something I never thought I would be saying! it has become part of my daily routine - wake up, have tea, physio, meds, 'must play sudoku and brain training' then I begin to get ready for the day ahead, can someone cure my addiction?
Friday afternoon I had an appointment with a dentist at the Royal Marsden hospital in Chelsea, this was part of my assessment and I am pleased to say that my mouth is medically fit - so that is another one ticked. When I arrived back from the Marsden my mum was in my room waiting to take me home for the weekend, but before we went home we took a minor detour and went shopping down the Kings road, we got some more Christmas presents and that is it, finally all of my Christmas shopping is done and I must say it has been rather expensive but I did most of it on the Internet (another addiction I have, topshop, me, card = bad!) my mum calls me everyday saying 'you have another parcel' and tomorrow will be no different. So when I got home from shopping it was late but I had enough time for a hot bath which was gorgeous and then I was snuggled up in my own bed, looking forward to a well deserved lie in. Saturday came and I did not get my lie in, my mum woke me at half 9 with a cup of tea and said Sunday's are for lie In's and so the day began, I went to superdrug to get odd beauty bits I needed, I walked around the whole shop and was very pleased with myself and decided that I deserved to treat myself to all those expensive things i brought which were not on the list ;) then we went to the cemetery to visit my sisters grave (it was her birthday on the 10Th and due to being in hospital I didn't get the opportunity to go) and again I walked to the grave and back to the car, then we went to a local shopping outlet to look for some things my brother needed. Whilst parking a man parked into the disabled bay next to us and clearly was not disabled and did not have a badge so my mum politely said to him 'these bays are for disabled people' well I shall not repeat his response to this but lets just say he did not move his car he just walked (quite well) to the sports shop - some people are so ignorant, don't they stop to think someone less abled then myself needs to park closer to the shops? it makes me so angry.
Sunday I woke up early as me, J, his mum and his step dad were going out for Sunday lunch. I was picked up at 1ish and we went to the harvester, it was very busy as people were having their Christmas meals and I was worried we might be seated up stairs but luckily we got a booth near by, I had a little glass of wine with my meal. It was really nice to be out with J's family as I don't get to see them often and when we do meet it's really good to have a catch up and hear about the things they have been up to. I am planning on staying at theirs on the 28Th Dec, but those with CF know never to plan things as your health changes from day to day so it makes planning things quite difficult but I have arranged oxygen to be delivered to theirs and if i do fall ill (which I am preying I won't) all i have to do is cancel it, but I am really looking forward to a nice break away and spending some time with J. After the meal I went back to J's and we watched Chelsea vs Arsenal and then we took some funny photo's of ourselves on his laptop (when he emails the pictures to me I'l be sure to put one up on here) anyways I think I have written too much and I think I might begin to ramble.. I've had a lovely weekend at home and I feel really good - it feels strange being back in the hospital now when I don't feel UN-well (well there's a first for everything isn't there?)
16 December 2007
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