Living in Scotland, UK. Was born severely deaf and am no stranger to agoraphobia. Began renting out my house and have moved upstairs at my mother’s place. I used to have an Oriental Ticked Tabby (Sharky), but he died of kidney failure in January 2008. Two LaPerm youngsters (Samson and Delilah) moved in very soon after and are brightening up the place; of course they can’t replace Sharky… they will have their own place in my life.
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Aw Diddums 
Would you be kind enough to consider taking part in the 1001 Bloggers page which is at http://mencap.wordpress.com
We have just started, and we have about 30 links in place at present, leaving just 970 to go. I hope you will feel able to take a look.
I picked your blog because of the ‘blogging’ tag on your recent post, via the wordpress homepage.
If you have any queries about the 1001 Bloggers page, or if you just want to check this isn’t spam, please feel free to email me at davidtheheads.co.uk
Kind regards
David
davidtheheads.co.uk
Want to put you on my Blogroll, but don’t know which site to address…which would you prefer?
Elizabeth
diddums 🙂 love that word! and your Scottish tooooooo
Hi, glad to see another Scot. 🙂
Hello, nice to meet you. I hope that you will some day conquer agoraphobia and don’t allow being deaf stop you from achieving your dreams. I used to sign (pigeon sign language) at a former church I was a member of. Every now and again, I sign worship songs…simply love it…and I can’t get away from using my hands.
Anyway, come and visit me sometimes. We’re new neighbors now…I hope. Blessings 🙂
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Hello Yahobahne, thank you for the kind comment on my blog! I love the idea of being neighbours. I’m sorry I didn’t respond before now. Keep blogging… hope to see another post from you soon!
Thank you for stopping by my blog.
Thanks for following my blog, I am pleased to have discovered yours. Your by-line reminded me of a poem I write in 1988 which I put on my blog. https://wordpress.com/post/lynettereed.wordpress.com/911
Thanks, I will check it out. Was happy to find your blog last night. 🙂
This poem? Forgotten: https://lynettereed.wordpress.com/2017/12/06/poem-forgotten/
🙂
Our problems pass and become nothing, affecting nobody, yet are repeated by later generations. It’s as though nothing changes in essence.
Yes I agree. I’ve done some family history research and there are the “skeletons in the closet” which have affected generations since. When I wrote Forgotten in 1988 I didn’t know about these, and thought 100 years after someone dies, the impacts of their decisions would be gone. I’ve since changed my view. 🙂
Lovely to meet you here! Thank you for the follow, more than happy to reciprocate, and you’re in Scotland too, so it’s a must 🙂
Thanks to you too, and absolutely! My ears prick up every time somebody mentions Scotland — lives, comes from or has roots here (or just has a liking for it). 😀