by Susie | Jun 1, 2014 | Home at Hemingway, Memories, My Family, The Wolds, Uncategorized
We awoke to a grey rainy morning the skies the colour of old gun metal. My heart felt heavy although I knew nothing of course would spoil this special day but how lovely would it be if the sun shone down on this little village of ours, warming the colours of the...
by Susie | May 19, 2014 | Home at Hemingway, Memories, My Family, Uncategorized
It has been a glorious week. A week of sunny balmy days with little puffs of gentle breeze, a cloudless blue sky which cast a Midas touch across this pasture land. How good this has been for us as we start to count down the days to the wedding of my dear niece...
by Susie | Apr 11, 2014 | Amusing Poems, Love poems, My Family, Poetry
The faces staring out you seea legacy from the pastlinked by love it seems to mea marriage that will last,this primed, set and ordered waymade this for Miriam, a special day. The ladies all in hats so finebrought in boxes and decked in time,dripping with flowers,...
by Susie | Jan 7, 2014 | Home at Hemingway, Lincolnshire, Memories, My Family, Travel, Uncategorized
Happy New Year All – Seems I’ve been away from the computer far too long. A lovely festive holiday break in Buckinghamshire starting with an excellent meal with my eldest Son Matt, his beautiful Wife Sandrine and of course my dear Grandson Manu. A...
by Susie | Jul 20, 2011 | Carers Support, Health Issues, In Death, Lincolnshire, Multiple myeloma, My Family, Uncategorized
What will it say in years to come? What will it tell the folks who pass by and glance, reading the words I’ve chosen. How I wanted to tell a story on this tablet of stone. How I wanted to place so many words. Words that would have filled this oblong of granite....
by Susie | Jan 23, 2011 | Multiple myeloma, My Family, Uncategorized
It is two months today since I lost my Hamada and I have been looking through some photos and found this lovely one showing his amazing smile. I thought I would share it. I shall keep smiling today in honour of this lovely Man.
