BEVER HOUSE DINNER PARTY
Brissy girl currently living in London and making television and things like that.
I decided to "streamline" my life recently and get EVERYTHING into order - in this technological age, I suddenly realised that I had no need for paper really so I went through boxes and boxes of newspaper articles, tax receipts and many other random bits and pieces....threw out 2 big garbage bags and invested in some tool boxes to put all my cables and electrical bits in.....it felt good to get it all organised - not sure my flatmates appreciated my 2 day domination of the lounge as I spread my life out !!!!
We've had two lots of REALLY good snow in the last few months - this is the first lot which was back in January....The view from inside my room through my attic window...
As much as I love all this new technology and emails and blogs and all that - there is nothing like the excitement of receiving an actual letter through the post !! I love seeing the handwriting and identifying it as Mums, or Kitty's, or Franks...
As most of you know, I have a VERY low pain threshold (this was originally discovered when I was about 11 years old and I used to scream when Vauxy used to braid my hair!!) so you won't be surprised to hear that I was a very big baby a couple of months ago when I had a splinter in my thumb....
Well, we did it – it's over, done, completed, accomplished, concluded, finished…
15 people
4 swimming pools
2 countries
Over 350 laps
Nearly £4000 raised to date…
All for 1 cause…
To not only raise money to help SANDS continue their good work, but more importantly, to raise awareness for what continues to be a rather taboo area of bereavement and loss…
A special note from Libby & Ian "The atmosphere was fantastic, everyone was feeling very positive and happy. We surprised even ourselves by focusing on our inner strength and swimming faster than we ever thought we could. The money you have helped raise will go such a long way to helping SANDS help other people who have lost their own Kieran. With love and hugs and tired and sore muscles. A contented Libby & Ian. In memory of Kieran...."
Our fundraising website will be open for a few more weeks: http://www.justgiving.com/kieranhughes
Libby and Ian and their special swim team up in the Lake District....
They managed to do 92 laps in 50 mins between 5 of them and it sounds like it was a very positive atmosphere.
Ian’s brother David, his wife Gail and their three boys also did a swim and raised loads of money up in Scotland. I will hopefully add some of their photos soon.