Eternal Refuge

Saw this on kudagirls LJ this am - and have to start Monday off with a MEME .... don't I?

One thing I would disagree with - I think I have some great friends who have bee really super-supportive.

The Ultimate LiveJournal Obsession Test
Category	Your Score	Average LJer
Community Attachment	23.66% You've got pals to cheer you up when you're down, but no audience to applaud you... Yet.	22.88%
MemeSheepage	28.07% Easily amused	27.52%
Original Content	32.26% Some stories must be told - and you're the one to tell them	38.08%
Psychodrama Quotient	4.82% Warning: Can Flame When Necessary	16.57%
Attention Whoring	4.55% Low-key and lovin' it	20.65%
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Yesterday, I showed you where my desk is .... and now you see the corner of it in this picture of my treatment room.

No patients, but still no breath - so, DJ's holiday continues. Rather than sit and mope, my treatment and storage room have had a good clean this morning .... hope you can see that!



For those who missed the view of the (dirty) desk - it is here

For this last set of the pictures I took in Greec, there are a few photos from around the island, when we went on a coach trip. I am not one for sitting around - and Mum, Dad and I like to do a trip, so we can honestly say we have seen something of the place we have stayed. Iknow a lot of people just enjoy a week by the pool - but not me ...


 

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Dad and I were stunned when we went to see the rep the morning we arrived. As I said in my last post, we love to do a local tour - see something of the area we have travelled to - but to also get a chance to visit Albania was something that hadn't occured to us.

For those who don't realise it, from the end of WWII until 1991, Albania was a sealed country - totally Athiestic, fully Communist. It may be part of Europe, but that is all we knew. It is a couple of miles from Corfu, and the occasional fit person managed to escape via the island ... after a long swim.

It is now open to visitors - and we went over. Half the trip was to a World Heritage Site - more about that next - but this has some general views of what is a very poor country.

 

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