14/4
And very warm wishes back to you Andrew. Thanks for “The
news”.
Congratulations on an illustrious career. Many have a lot to
be grateful for … for your dedication, knowledge, skill, compassion and wisdom.
Well done! You also deserve an OAM or more.
Pleasing to hear that the fish bone issue is resolved! Too
much knowledge there .. we always think the worst understandably. So pleased
you are ok.. and hopefully Alan too.
Happy Easter!
25/4:
Oh dear Andrew.
That is not good news about your laparotomy! We both hope
you are well on the way to recovery. Painful business that. What a way to spend
Easter.
Hope you can sit back in your garden and enjoy some sunshine
and those glorious autumn colours.
We are doing well. Ian is stable gratefully and we are
emerging from the restrictions of COVID life. Home renovations have been
interrupted with rain/supply shortages like for so many. Ian’s sister’s house
flooded in Lismore so we are headed back up there next week. And it makes our
issues pale into insignificance when one sees the devastation there. And we are
not being bombed! We often look back and consider what a fortunate generation
we have been.
Our farm at Gloucester and our six grandchildren bring great
joy. Ian has retired and he is doing some beautiful woodturning using his fine
carpentry skills. I have been doing some vaccination clinics and continue to
teach at Notre Dame. Mainly Ethics and Communications. Trying to stay
contemporary! Ukelele lessons and writing courses plus collecting data and
memorabilia from the COVID story of the last two years have been enjoyable. And
we are back travelling in our little caravan when we can.
We very much enjoy catching up with our old uni friends.
Such special friendships.
Thanks again to you Andrew … and get well soon!
Judy
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