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Today it is 45 years since man first landed on the moon. I was at school then, third class at Truscott St, and Mrs Law was my teacher. She was a stern sort of lady, unlike the warm cheerfulness of … Continue reading →

  I’m having one of those lovely, quite unexpected mornings, about which a bit of background may help.   Last Friday, I went to my doctor in Berry to have the stitches taken out of the back of my leg … Continue reading →

It’s been a while, quite a while in fact, since I wrote anything on this blog. In fact, I haven’t even looked at it. I found it difficult to keep writing about myself. But things are afoot, and no pun … Continue reading →

I wrote this on Thursday night (15th Nov.)on a word processing programme, as web connection was not working. I found that I can email the document to the blog, but that it doesn’t open automatically. So please just click on … Continue reading →

I had managed rolling on to my side at some stage of Tuesday night, and at 8am the next morning was fast asleep with my back to the door. ‘Mr Sinclair, are you awake?’ well, that woke me up, but … Continue reading →

Since coming into hospital, I have lived the most amazingly regimented period of my adult life. Granted, that although my life as an adult will never be celebrated as a model of disciplinary rigor, held up for young players as … Continue reading →

On the 6th of September, I had a fall, from a height of about 4 meters. I fell as I had been standing, and the impact of the fall was taken by my left leg. This resulted in a compound … Continue reading →

Some things seem to stay with you. You may not plan for it to be like that, but the filing system of the mind can have drawers that, when bumped the right (or wrong) way, spill their contents all over … Continue reading →

I seem to be prompted by the blog setup to explain what this blog is about. Well, today is Sunday 28/10/12, and last Thursday marked seven weeks since an accident that, apart from a four day sojourn at home after … Continue reading →