Sarah went in for a check-up on the medical stuff, and they liked her so much they decided to keep her 🙁
She's had a chest X-ray and more samples and tests, and is staying there at least tonight, maybe more.
Bah! She hates being in hospital, especially when she's on her own. I spend lots of time there with her, but now that's take up time I'm meant to have been spending working on projects.
Sarah | alaric | 
Thu 30th Jun 2005 9:37 pm | 
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Today it's one year since we got married!
Well, we still seem to be getting on OK 😉 I annoy Sarah by forgetting things, and Sarah annoys me by not putting things away, but neither are a very big deal and we both seem to be getting better at them anyway!
The Family | alaric | Sun 26th Jun 2005 10:17 pm | Comments (3)
Sarah had an appointment with the GP on Monday, during which he noticed her pulse was a bit high so asked her to come in again Tuesday.
So we went out for lunch on Tuesday, then I accompanied her to the GP afterwards (it's near a place of eating), and her pulse was still high so he suggested she go to A&E for an ECG.
So we took a bus down, and they wired her up to the thing, did a printout, and went "Whoa!" and whooshed her into the resuscitation room!
Sarah | alaric | Thu 23rd Jun 2005 11:22 am | Comments (5)
Ok, here's the story so far.
A few weeks ago, we noticed that, when we let the bath out, the carpet around the bath got wet. We were having baths in preperation for going away for the weekend, so we decided to write a letter to the letting agent about it, and sort something out when we got back. However, a few hours later, the people downstairs knocked on the door and said that there was water coming through their ceiling, so we told them of what we'd noticed, and that we were getting the agent to sort it out.
The Family | alaric | Fri 10th Jun 2005 9:39 am | Comments (2)
Everyone keeps asking me what this place we're moving to looks like, so here you go:
We'll be taking over the building behind/to the left (known as the Bakery), while my aunt Barbara will stay in the main building. At least, until we have too many children to fit in the Bakery!
The previous picture of the future foundry is from right at the other end of the Bakery, hidden behind the Mill itself in this view. This photo was taken from the paddock, which is part of the Mill's grounds. Behind the buildings lies the garden; the stream is hidden from view to the left of the buildings, and the driveway runs from behind the buildings back to the lane.
The weather is not always that lovely.
The Family | alaric | Mon 23rd May 2005 3:50 pm | Comments (2)
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