Our Phili-Pam

Hope you get well soon Philip

Hope you soon feel better, Philip - I'm sure Pam is taking good care of you.

Hi all, and thank you for your kind messages. A virus infection is the cause of my one degree under, the sad fact is that any infection always goes for my eyesight, the weakest point. I am feeling more myself this morning and hope to be in full swing very soon.

Take care Philip, hope you'll soon be feeling better. xx

Hi all It's my turn to tell you that our friend Midland Red is not well, having visited Cov last week to record pictures of the Station tower demolition. Although we try to isolate our conditions to particular ailments, sometimes it is a bug that invades us and hits our weakest bits. It took a medic to put that straight with me last week. Best wishes to you all.

Hope you get well soon MR. Are you and Philip taking it in turns?

Thanks I didn't realise having problems with one's eyes could make one feel so very low Philip knows this far better than I do - I hope he is well on the road to as full a recovery as is possible for him

Sorry to report, but I understand Philip is still having trouble with his vision, which is continuing to disrupt his normal lifestyle pattern. I'm sure I'm not alone in wishing him some speedy short time improvement which will get his, and Pam's, life back in decent shape. I also heard that Rob has had a severe bout of man-flu, with the normal lack of sympathy which comes from the females in man's household - they just don't understand what we men go through, do they, Rob?

We ladies quite understand what you 'men' have to go through. Just because Rob is not 'riding along on a crest of a wave' at the moment, I am quite sure he will soon be back to norm. Philip too. A female's tender care will always solve your problems chaps. Hey, we don't mind doing the washing up while you are laid up!

Get well soon!

Ooh.... I'd better pick my response to that very, very carefully!!! For the sake of my future health, I can only say that I received all the sympathy I deserve! As for "man-flu" - well, dare we call it that? Nah, best stick with a good old-fashioned cold, complete with red nose, a huge pile of hankies and some Lemsip. Fortunately, it's disappeared as quickly as it came (the cold that is), so I'm back to normal now... whatever that means! (Do you think I got away with that??? ) Meanwhile, I hope that everyone else on here with any ailments, however big or small (the ailments I mean) all get well very soon.

Hi all After living in our cul-de-sac for nearly fifty years, I think that I am aware of the road width by now.

Hi all, This room originally housed my dad, until 1977, then my son took it over as his music room. At one time you could not move in it for synths & recording stuff. In 2000, plans were unveiled for it to be our railway room. So now, my music equipment shares one side of the room with our railway on the other side. The two synths in the picture are both accessed or played from the organ console & pedals.

Hi all A haggis breakfast at home this morning. Sliced haggis, fried and served with a traditional cooked breakfast is fabulous. My parents (Scottish) enjoyed haggis in what ever way it was served and sliced with a breakfast was quite normal.

Hi all Sadly, no bacon butty today at the Belgrade. Pam and I are off to a friend's funeral at a church in Coundon. My son is playing for that. This has been a most terrible start to this year for Pam and I, losing more dear friends. Another funeral for a relative in a week's time too, for me to play, at my own church. PS. Update at 4pm. It was a delight to meet our wheelchair bound forum member, who had travelled over one hundred miles from farthest West Wales to be present at the funeral service.