Our neighbour

A nice thought Metheven. 

We too have lost a few old friends from the street, one of whom we often talk about and miss her zest for life. She was a inveterate Bridge player and played well into her 90s, competitively. Drove her car fast and liked a tipple. What you might call "A Character". These people are hard to replace.

I agree Meth it is sad, it not only brings the reality of life & death to the fore but gives us a sense of loss too. I used to work for an older lady on her trees & garden, big, big garden. She always toddled thru the village with her wee Yorkie. She had to let her Dog go due to it being riddled with lymphatic cancer then just a few weeks later she too passed on. She’d worked for the village church, sold poppies, visited what she called the ‘elderly’ I never really knew her but I still feel a sense of loss🤷🏻‍♂️. Here’s to all the good people we’ve lost & a hope we will have made an impact on near strangers when we go, just as they have.

It's a stark reminder, Metheven, that despite the ongoing C19 virus the world is still  rolling on and people are suffering from all the usual ailments and coping as best they can. We can only offer our help and sympathy as we wend our own weary way along life's path.

Your Friend and Neighbour would be pleased to know that you cared enough to post.

Brian

We lost a much loved neighbour on New Years Eve, Meth, completely out of the blue. He’s still much missed, such a shock. Heart attack, like you I was chatting with him day before. If you live in a tight little community, it can hit very hard indeed. Good to remember folks, it’s been a very difficult three months all round.

What a sad but thoughtful post.  When we turn the news on and hear the dreadful stories, the selfishness and unpleasantness that is going on in the UK and the world in general, it is nice to read a post from  someone who is obviously a caring and considerate person.