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Dateline: Thursday 14th October 2021

Wow!  How quickly has that last week gone?  The whole week seemed to be taken up with visiting the sick and infirm, helping Alison with her issues, work and attending to other personal matters.  I really did not have time to turn round and catch my breath.

I had a call on Thursday from a friend (also a client) who was suffering with a back injury and during the call I did a silent Reiki treatment.  On Friday she called to say that she was feeling much better so I then offered to do a full healing treatment for her on Sunday when we visited her house which she welcomed.

Unfortunately (my own fault) I did not advise her that before the treatment she should not consume any alcohol and when we arrived on Sunday she was walking round with a glass filled with a mix of wine and an energy drink.  I gave her an apology for not telling her and I advised that as a result of the alcohol I had to postpone the session to another date.

She was fine about that and the rest of the day was spent in very pleasant and amicable company.

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However, I think that Alison did a little too much because I was disturbed during the night by her crying from the pain in her hip (she is waiting for an operation).  I told her in the morning that I had heard her and that I would cancel the visit to the theatre.

That decision proved to be the wrong one because it ended up in a very heated discussion which ultimately Alison won!

When I arrived home after work that day she was all ready to go to the gig and so because there was no persuading her otherwise we made our way to the gig at the Queen's Theatre.

Steeleye Span were amazing as usual and after the show and the crowds had dispersed we had our customary chat in the foyer with the amazing vocalist Maddy (sadly the rest of the band did not join in this time) and eventually we left the theatre to go home about an hour later.

So all in all an eventful start to this week.

So having played catch up with Diccon this morning - an old friend of mine from The Mindbenders (Wayne Fontana's band) and The Salford Jets (with Mike Sweeney).

Thank you for reading this blog!

Be safe, be careful and above all remember

Don’t Predict The Future - CREATE It !

DAve x



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