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Monday, 2 April 2018

Rollercoaster




Dear readers,

Life's a rollercoaster, that's for sure, and these past couple of weeks have certainly been filled with a fair few downs and ups.
My poor Photographer has been through the wars, and has spent a few weeks recovering in hospital from emergency surgery.


It's been a rough time for him.



The road to recovery is complex.

My waking time has been spent with him, he has been my focus.
So I haven't replied to your comments or commented on others' blogs of late and I'm sure you now understand the reason for my radio silence.


Dearest family and friends provide succor and love, as always.  
Our thanks go out to Anna of Mutton Style for immediately offering to pop on a plane to lend support, and to Laurie and my American Triad, (Kellyann, Andrea and Lisa) for their kind words of comfort.



The Photographer navigated through to calmer waters with grace, gratefulness and patience and fantastic hospital care.  And he came home today!
No pressure but I'm looking forward to my beloved getting behind the camera lens again, though I think his carrot may be the golf course.


Now, let Ronan sing you through his rollercoaster ...





Normal service will now be resumed.
A la perchoine.




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24 comments:

  1. Andrea Nine2 April 2018 at 17:13

    I have been thinking of you and your man daily! I am so happy he is home where he belongs to heal with his princess! Much love continues to head your way. Don’t worry bout all of us, we’re not going anywhere and will await your return and Mr’s full recovery! Love you Mary!

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  2. christy2 April 2018 at 18:23

    I am sure TP is glad to be home with his princess and he will now be on the road to a speedy recovery with you at his side. I have certainly missed your posts but as Andrea says don't worry about us as we will be here when you return with TP taking the photos. Best wishes.

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    1. thepoutingpensioner2 April 2018 at 19:27

      Thank you so much, Christy, he had a dramatic turnaround in the last 48 hours and is now on track road to recovery ... in his armchair instead of a hospital bed! Hugs, x.

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  3. Petal492 April 2018 at 22:52

    So sorry to hear of TP not being well but glad he is at home. It's always a worrying time and I send you my good wishes for a continued recovery. Take care of yourself as well.

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    1. thepoutingpensioner3 April 2018 at 15:51

      Thanks for your good wishes, Pieta, I'm looking forward to be blogging again as that means we're back to normal again. Hugs, x.

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  4. Vanity And Me2 April 2018 at 23:00

    Fantastic news Mary! May normality resume for you asap
    Laurie xx

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    1. thepoutingpensioner3 April 2018 at 15:53

      Oh yes, may normality resume! Thanks for your support, Laurie, hope things are working out your end, hugs, x.

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  5. Jules3 April 2018 at 01:23

    Dear Pout,
    Very sorry to hear that your Mister has had a rough patch and wish him a very complete recovery! Sorry for the troubles that come with our "beloveds" being ill and hope that you will take all the time you need. Best of good health to you both-J.

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    1. thepoutingpensioner3 April 2018 at 15:56

      Thanks so much for your kind message, dear Jules. Yes, it's not all plain sailing. Hope you're well, speak soon. Hugs, x.

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  6. Kellyann Rohr3 April 2018 at 12:49

    This is great news, I am so glad he is home. You have both been in my prayers sweet friends! While I look forward to your return to the internet I know your time with your hubby is the focus right now! I'm continuing to send my love and prayers daily!
    xo,
    Kellyann

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    1. thepoutingpensioner3 April 2018 at 15:58

      Thanks so much, dear friend. Your support and prayers were much appreciated. His turnaround in the past 3 days us remarkable. Hugs till the next time, x.

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    2. Anonymous5 April 2018 at 16:57

      Hi PP. So good to read that photographer is home Again!! I am away at the mo but will be in touch when I get back. Duchesse Xxx

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    3. thepoutingpensioner6 April 2018 at 22:35

      Hi Duchesse, yes it's great news. Thanks for popping in whilst on your holidays, hope you're having a good time. Hugs, sweetie x

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  7. polly3 April 2018 at 13:36

    So sorry to hear of your husbands hospital stay, I had missed you.

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    1. thepoutingpensioner3 April 2018 at 16:00

      Awww, that's so sweet Polly, and I have missed chatting to you and too. Thanks my lovely, speak soon, x.

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  8. Terri Gardner3 April 2018 at 16:45

    OK, I am having trouble typing this morning-so let me start over....I'm happy to hear that your roller coaster is now traveling ground more level. And here's to 100% speedy recovery to great health for your Mr. Heavens, what would we do without our photographers?

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    1. thepoutingpensioner3 April 2018 at 21:33

      Thanks so much for your kind wishes, Terri, and when he's fit, who knows, he may fancy a bit of editing too, like Mr Meadowtree. Wish me luck on that one! Hugs, x.

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  9. Anna of Mutton Style and Years5 April 2018 at 08:12

    I so hope David is back behind his lens soon. We miss him and his style critique. Mind you now you can wear what you like and accept his critique as 'must be the medication.'

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    1. thepoutingpensioner6 April 2018 at 21:57

      Oh AM, we did roll around laughing when we read this!! You are giving me a great 'get out of jail' card ... hey, I could even try the 'sack tied in the middle' look. Thank you again for offering to drop everything to hop over to help, so very, very kind, selfless, generous, thoughtful and compassionate.
      Hugs, my lovely, x.

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  10. Sue Burpee6 April 2018 at 18:27

    Sorry to hear of your troubles, Mary. Hope all is back to normal soon. I'm sure that golf is a great carrot! For my Hubby after surgery... it was canoeing... with golf a close second. The great motivators. Make sure to take care of yourself, as well as him!

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    1. thepoutingpensioner6 April 2018 at 22:12

      Thanks for your kindness, Sue, it's good to hear what carrots worked for your hubby, it's great to have some strong motivators eh. Hugs my dear, x.

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  11. Vanity And Me7 April 2018 at 08:23

    Always there for you Mary xx

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  12. Amy Johnson9 April 2018 at 22:52

    I wondered where you've been. So sorry to hear this. I've been missing in action myself...computer problems. I'm back on-line temporarily but I have no idea when my computer will fail me again.

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