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[blueloon]

The Wave of Light happens at 7pm on the15th October every year to close Baby Loss Awareness week (9 th -15 thOctober). This is a global event, with the SANDS charity at the fore in the UK. A candle is lit at 7 pm to remember a baby who is no longer with us. Ours is to remember our Grandson Harris .

 

[Ducans elbow]

It all looks fabulous……

Hey mate just catching up , you really have been through the ringer, you are going through so much but you know you have a lot of support from the folks on here

 

[Gwladysover]

The Wave of Light happens at 7pm on the15th October every year to close Baby Loss Awareness week (9 th -15 thOctober). This is a global event, with the SANDS charity at the fore in the UK. A candle is lit at 7 pm to remember a baby who is no longer with us. Ours is to remember our Grandson Harris .

There were two candles in our neighbours window, they recently lost twins shortly after they were born. So sorry for the loss of your grandson, sleep peacefully, Harris.

 

[blue1948]

Good morning all on this fine day here just above freezing but so light .I hope all had a good night and have a splendid day today ,what is the opinion on Sharpy coming back to see the team and being involved with the celebrations in Goodison ? Coyb.

 

[blueloon]

There were two candles in our neighbours window, they recently lost twins shortly after they were born. So sorry for the loss of your grandson, sleep peacefully, Harris.

Oh me that is so sad for your neighbour, a loss which must be hard to bear for them .

 

[matty1878]

just seen that zoe’s place needs 5 million to carry on - surely a business can pay that

everton liverpool?

 

[Val P]

Great spread for thanksgiving at my nephews, he just bought a new house ,
Not a shabby view with the mountains in the background

What an amazing view that is, and a lovely spread

 

[Val P]

There were two candles in our neighbours window, they recently lost twins shortly after they were born. So sorry for the loss of your grandson, sleep peacefully, Harris.

That must have been unbearable

 

[Val P]

The Wave of Light happens at 7pm on the15th October every year to close Baby Loss Awareness week (9 th -15 thOctober). This is a global event, with the SANDS charity at the fore in the UK. A candle is lit at 7 pm to remember a baby who is no longer with us. Ours is to remember our Grandson Harris .

What a touching way to remember him

 

[peteblue]

Good morning all on this fine day here just above freezing but so light .I hope all had a good night and have a splendid day today ,what is the opinion on Sharpy coming back to see the team and being involved with the celebrations in Goodison ? Coyb.

Sharp should indeed be welcomed back to Goodison. Everyone makes an error of judgement, but what he did for the club in his playing days far outweighs the support he gave to the board. Kenwright set him up as a shield for the board and he’s paid the price ever since……..

 

[peteblue]

Hey mate just catching up , you really have been through the ringer, you are going through so much but you know you have a lot of support from the folks on here

Thanks, and you are right. I really appreciate the support given…….

 

[carlos21]

Thanks, and you are right. I really appreciate the support given…….

Yo Pete.

 

[blueloon]

Well who’d have thought it , a pointless answer on Pointless tonight was “ @jazzy ” ! Only caught the end, but the question was “ Give a 5 letter word with ‘z’ as the middle letter” !

 

[jazzy]

Hi everyone,

We eventually arrived home from Rhodes after an incredibly tortuous journey.

Plane took off 15 minutes late , no problem there.

An hour into the journey we had the " is there a doctor or nurse on board " announcement.

For the first time ever we were sat in seats 1a and b and were privy to everything.

A passenger had an allergic reaction ( but wasn't allergic to anything!) and then had a seizure.

Cabin crew wanted to give him an epi pen so that was the next announcement was " does anyone have a spare epi pen ".

Another seizure and epi pen doesn't do the trick so pilot decides to divert to Brindisi.

We land with 2 ambulances waiting. Patient then says " I'm ok I had a seizure on the way over and this has happened plenty of times before"

Initially refuses to get off but then agrees shouting " make sure they bring my duty free fags and booze"

Honestly it was like a scene out of Phoenix Nights .

They unload his bags ( no idea how he will get back - surely every airline will refuse to fly him - and he probably doesn't have insurance, get a local mechanic to do a safety check , refuel, get a new flight schedule and back in the air in an hour and a half and with just 15 minutes before the pilot would have been up on his hours.

Got into Manchester only 2 hours late but then taxi driver found every road around Wrightington and Parbold flooded and impassable.

Eventually got us home by driving through a river which came over the cars tyres ( I'd never have tried it )

Anyway home now and knackered.

Speak tomorrow.

 

[Gwladysover]

Hi everyone,

We eventually arrived home from Rhodes after an incredibly tortuous journey.

Plane took off 15 minutes late , no problem there.

An hour into the journey we had the " is there a doctor or nurse on board " announcement.

For the first time ever we were sat in seats 1a and b and were privy to everything.

A passenger had an allergic reaction ( but wasn't allergic to anything!) and then had a seizure.

Cabin crew wanted to give him an epi pen so that was the next announcement was " does anyone have a spare epi pen ".

Another seizure and epi pen doesn't do the trick so pilot decides to divert to Brindisi.

We land with 2 ambulances waiting. Patient then says " I'm ok I had a seizure on the way over and this has happened plenty of times before"

Initially refuses to get off but then agrees shouting " make sure they bring my duty free fags and booze"

Honestly it was like a scene out of Phoenix Nights .

They unload his bags ( no idea how he will get back - surely every airline will refuse to fly him - and he probably doesn't have insurance, get a local mechanic to do a safety check , refuel, get a new flight schedule and back in the air in an hour and a half and with just 15 minutes before the pilot would have been up on his hours.

Got into Manchester only 2 hours late but then taxi driver found every road around Wrightington and Parbold flooded and impassable.

Eventually got us home by driving through a river which came over the cars tyres ( I'd never have tried it )

Anyway home now and knackered.

Speak tomorrow.

Glad you arrived home safely. Hope you get a good night’s rest.