I clutched the moving rail, stood firm on the step lest I should lose my balance, I thought how different now to just five years ago when I would have run down the escalator not thinking that I would be prone to dizzy spells and lack of balance. Age, I thought getting older more fragile. Then what nonsense. My niece Kim and her beloved Nick of ten years got married this weekend and who danced every dance (With the guy who would catch her eye) Me. Wild banshee dancing according to my sister Sarah who was with out doubt beautiful and graceful on the dance floor. I made myself go to bed after two hours of endless dancing then once in bed wished I was still up like a child banished to bed before she felt it was reasonable. The music, dancing and singing along went on until 2 am.



Then friends going back 40 years and their grand children and on it goes on who would have thought I would be here and enjoying all these years of mine so much, all these years and generations of beautiful young and glorious people and a few of us a bit older now!!
Well I have known my sisters since the word dot of course!! and I have known our disha for well over 49. How very lovely;
I just want you to know I haven’t abandonned my blog, life has been very difficulté and painful, I am just beginning to get my head around a things. So next blog will be more about art and great things to come for PainT PROVENCE IN THE FUTURE
Bon nuit et dormez bien
Glad to see you smiling! Just want you to know, I’m being very pernickety. Sorry. 😘👩🏻🎨
Loved reading this Tess! Beautiful words, thoughts and family. I miss you and think of you often. LOL…there’s so much trouble and mischief I think we’ve missed out on, over the few years we haven’t been on the same continent together. Stay well, my friend. xoxo Julie
Dear Julie, I miss you too and think of you too, lets email or phone and catch up. Much love