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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Build Your Own Skaro: the Biopsy which Wasn’t
Yesterday, I went to hospital for a(nother) biopsy. Except, it didn’t happen. The lovely woman who tried to explain why gave it three goes before I told her not to attempt a third. After all, “Life is uncertain – eat … Continue reading
Winging It: Shakespeare, Cancer, & Me
“Billy said it better.” – “The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window”, Lorraine Hainsbury … but Billy’s not here, having shuffled off this mortal coil 400 years ago on Saturday (23 April), on the same date as his birth, 53 years … Continue reading
Posted in Bipolar, Cancer, Holiday!, Writing
Tagged bipolar, breast cancer, Britain, Cancer, custard, Doctor Who, Kenneth Branagh, mental health, Shakespeare, tea
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Going … Moaning … Gone?
Warnings for: extreme grumpiness; self pity; & slightly soppy nostalgia. Oh & if you want a song, it’s probably this. I have lost my original accent, though I’m continually told this is not the case. It’s gone: gone like my … Continue reading
Posted in Immigrant Me, Language & accents, mental health, Nostalgia
Tagged America, anger, Captain Kangaroo, childhood, loss, middle age, nostalgia
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Same Town, Different Wheels
In my last post, I wrote about how the sound of my own wheels drove me (kinda) crazy. My recovery – I know this is a controversial word in some circles, but damn it I’m using it anyway – is … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Arty Donny, Doctor Who, mental health, photography
Tagged art, bicycles, bikes, cycles, cycling, Doctor Who, Doncaster, mental health, photography, recovery, River Song, sports, Streetband, toast, toast racks, Tour de Yorkshire, Wings, Yorkshire
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The Sound of Your Own Wheels
“I am not you, thou art not he or she; they are not they.” (1) This is the song that came on the radio, whilst I was sitting in a cafe earlier this week. Somehow, it seemed apt Gods bless … Continue reading
Posted in Bipolar, mental health, Writing
Tagged anxiety, bipolar, depression, hypomania, mental health, reading, The Eagles, writing
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