Don't worry that isn't the photo, you can read on!Secondly, sorry for being missing in action so much this past few days. A combination of being on nights, and having to be up on days for end of school things and sadly attending the coroner’s inquest into my brother’s death which you may remember happened in April. I have tried to take photos and on the whole have managed, just one day to catch up on. It has been horrid not having my daily fix of visiting your blogs and commenting. Sorry
. I will catch up tomorrow evening, when I think I will have worked a day shift and have the evening off! Thirdly, one of the nice things to happen today has been to spend a few chilled moments after work this evening (which was again an hour after I had wanted to leave!) I stood still in the peace and quiet at the far end of the car park looking at the remnants of the light on the horizon (not bad for 22:45) and using my iPhone app of the night sky to capture this matched-ish pair
How nice to have had the 
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Ursa Major….
….and his pal
Ursa Minor.
A real big highlight today was Ali’s graduation ceremony from Infants School as he leaves and moves onto the Junior School in September. Cry much? Oh yes. Mum and I have been going to the Infants School for ten years with Lauren, Louis and Alex and it such a nice school. Anyway, I took a zillion photos, but I haven’t looked at them yet, let alone edit them, so I will share that tomorrow.
Sorry again for being missing in action, Anne & Kathi,
Thanks so much for checking in on me
Dearest Jenny I am up early after bed far too early last night and after a blues day yesterday, read your blog. I now feel ashamed for feeling as I did yesterday,
ReplyDeleteWell done on the night sky and another new beginning in Sept too :)I remember the end of Primary school when my youngest left having had nearly 14yrs with the same village school!
I had forgotten about the loss of your brother earlier in the year, maybe I hadn't been reading your blog then? (((hugs)))
Dear Jenny, accept my most sincere condolences for the death of your brother!
ReplyDeleteIn Sinemorets, where my family rest during the August - the night sky is very clear - Ursa Majo can be seen with the naked eye. It is wonderful!
Congratulations on your idea!
Be strong.
hugs
Hi Jen,
ReplyDeleteI have a sky app on my phone too and when the sky is clear (lol) we love looking at stars. That's my second big love after clouds.
We all get busy busy at times, as long as we know you are OK that's all that counts.
And if it is the 11th again, no problem AT ALL don't you worry about it. xxx
hope your eyes get better soon. Sorry to hear about your brother too, I dont think I was reading your blog at that time either. Take care. x
ReplyDeleteSorry to read about the bad time you have been having.
ReplyDeleteI remember all the times my children moved on in school, very difficult times as it showed how they were growing up so quickly.
PS I forgot to say it's good to see you back.
ReplyDeleteJen.. thanks for the lovely message, I picked it up on my phone.. don't feel sad, grateful maybe but not sad.. my brother married the same year and my Mum & I had five years just us and I think that concreted our relationship.. I'll tell you ALL about it one day.. the fat wuill take some chewing and plenty of wine.. bring the boys for a boat trip maybe?? xxxx
ReplyDeleteA hard day for you. I'm trying to keep up with my photos but internet is a bit too patchy for getting my blog photos loaded.
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