Monday, July 19
itchy
Bronwyn is getting itchy—not so much a dermatological complaint, as cabin fever. She continues to make slow day-by-day progress, with her basically continuous headache each day being a little less severe. Her neck is no longer sore, and there is no longer any issue with nausea. She's looking forward to a return to more normal life. I'm glad she's got six weeks off from Wednesday to recuperate anyway, thanks to the well-timed summer holidays.
Meanwhile, Bronwyn's parents were due to depart from New Zealand today, en route to London via Hong Kong. A mishap with a faulty batch of passport glue (we think of the plastic bit over the photo?) meant that they were turned away at the check-in desk, lest anyone think her Dad had an interfered-with passport. They've got new emergency passports from the authorities, free since it was a known faulty batch apparently, but will depart 24 hours late. They've shortened their three days in Hong Kong to two, so we're still expecting them here in London Friday (5:30am!). The trip has been planned for months, but Bronwyn will be extra glad to have them here after her period of sickness. Her Dad is nursing an injured/just-not-working leg too so we'll all be able to take it easy together, hopefully. Suits me.
Even before then we're looking forward to Jenny and Michael coming to stay, Wednesday and Thursday night, before they fly out to relocate from York to Dubai. What jetsetting friends we have...
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Good website.
Sorry to hear about Bronnie's run in with the mennie monster. Sympathies on that one as I fully understand what it feels like personally.
Haven't been in touch much as careers have changed and research keeps you busy. Cath wants to know how you have been keeping other than the meningitis? Francis has grown alot, probably going to be able to look Duncan in the eye at some stage.
Lots of love and Blessings
Jason Catherine, and Francis Stapp
Duncan, interesting about the passport problem. It was actually highlighted by Internal affairs here a few months back but of course the only people ho go and check if their passport is in a particular number sequence or year are the ones just about to travel. Glad to hear that they still made the emergency passports free
Posted by Megan at 6:30am on Tuesday 20 July 2004
