I, on the other hand, am not shy, and I know that I was definitely born in the shape of a question mark. I just can't stop asking questions. It's in the blood. And for the first time since I've known Mr A, I felt that my curiosity exasperated him. In a follow-up meeting with nurse J, I realised I had been asking a lot of my consultant, and had started to take for granted the easy relationship we had developed. It's not that I crossed the line exactly — it's the fact that I had started to think that there wasn't one. But — disappointed! — there is.
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I think it's wonderful that he was so great when you needed him most.
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ReplyDeleteKelly, finally found you and delighted to hear what you are up to. Sounds like excellent and much needed work you are doing. Much love
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ReplyDeleteJane, I had written back to you and then realised I wanted to add something about Jonathan - there's a mother-in-law joke about making hang-gliders out of knickers in the pork chops post - it's one of his! When Rach & I went to Australia he made Rach a tape that she absolutely treasured - she was (still is!) an adoring younger sister. Anyway, I also must say how amazing Georgie looks. And a nursing Sister. Wow!! Lovely to see you. x
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