Thank you everyone. Each comment, tweet, visit and text message I received in hospital were so precious to me.
After almost two weeks I came home to Autumn in full decline. Each breath of fresh air I take is a treat, and the sound of my feet shuffling through dry fallen leaves in my back yard is such a novelty that it's like I am 8 years old all over again. This morning I sat in the sun and watched the Mister attempt to rake up 3 weeks worth of fallen leaves from our elm tree. It defeated him, but I think that's OK because I could crunch through those elm leaves for weeks yet, and never get tired of them.
So sorry to read what you have been going through.....wishing you a restful recovery at home.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home and enjoying the last legs of autumn.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're home Michelle. I hope you're feeling much much better.
ReplyDeleteHome for Autumn. Good stuff
ReplyDeleteHope you're well on the mend now. Good to see you're enjoying crunchy leaves, think it's a secret pleasure for many! Take care, x
ReplyDeleteCanberra is beautiful right now ! ..the colour in the trees and foliage is stunning. I love the change of seasons.
ReplyDeleteGlad your home, life's good at home in your own surroundings :)
You are never too old to kick the leaves around while you shuffle through the fallen leaves. Enjoy it while you can, winter is nearly here.
ReplyDeleteIs that multiple attempts at putting in an arterial line I can see on your wrist? If it is, I'm glad you were asleep at that point, ouch! So glad that you are getting better.
Hooray for home, for gorgeous Autumn and for delight in the ordinary!
ReplyDeleteWishing you the speediest recovery Michelle.x
Hey Michelle,
ReplyDeleteso glad that you got through it OK and that Autumn is bringing you some much-needed restorative beauty. Look after yourself - I hope you can get back to being your usual bubbly self soon!
So glad that you are home. Enjoy your own bed, your own bathroom, your own couch, your own clothes, your home, your street (with all those lovely crunchy leaves- be careful not to trip on the acorns!) Take care and I hope recovery at home is peaceful, needle-free and maybe even a little crafty :) xoxo
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear you are home. Make sure you take it easy and get lots of chicken soup into you.
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Welcome home Michelle. :-)
ReplyDeleteWelcome home, gorgeous. May there be a good, big hit of Autumn crisp, before the whammy of Winter frost (cos there's less crunching underfoot then)...
ReplyDeleteWelcome Home!
ReplyDeleteGlad your home! Here's to crunchin' leaves and the beautiful rich colour palette that is Autumn!
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