Happiest moment giving birth. Just blew me away this tiny
person whose arrival made me forget the pain.
Given my extremely low pain threshold generally this was no small feat!
The saddest – losing loved ones. I remember my nephew Adam was three when my
brother and his wife moved into their new three-storey home. In the carrying things to and fro they
noticed Adam in floods of tears. After a
while, once he had calmed a little, all he would say was, “It’s too, too sad!” Following more tears, they eventually found
out that a small fish had managed to jump out of the fish tank being carried up
the steep stairs. Unnoticed, Adam had
sat mesmerised with horror as the tiny guppy flopped its last moments at his
very feet. His father pointed out, had
he said what had happened earlier the tiny fish could have been saved. This caused an even greater burst of crying,
to have witnessed such horror and now to find he was responsible! Poor Addie, his cry of “It’s too, too sad!”
is echoed by all of us who lose loved pets.
But when the loss is a person who has filled your life with
laughter and love for decades the void they leave can be devastating. Much, much later, when they come to your mind
and bring a smile to your heart, you realize they are still there to inspire
you, the distance is a mere illusion.
All of you attentive ones will have noticed the adverts
have disappeared from the sides of my blog.
These were courtesy of Adsense a company that places adverts and
depending on clicks earns revenue.
Today, Adsense no longer will be placing adverts, so those of you who
have been bombarded with “Mature dating sites”, “wrinkle cream”, “Stomach
reducing techniques” etc will no longer be subjected to these. Weird, how they choose the adverts to
appear. Worrying at times! I never got the hang of how to edit certain
advertisers so it is with some relief I no longer have to worry about it. I have also reduced my postings to once every
two days or so, due to popular requests.
You can get too much of a good thing I’m told!
