..we now have lights , cooker ( came today ) and no washing machine. Just got back from the soup kitchen ,was a bit worrying when up til 3.15 , there were only 4 of us making 19 loaves of bread into sandwiches – even my dual handed swift action buttering techniques didn’t speed things up. It didn’t help that someone opened the doors at 3.17 , and so the punters came flooding in and had to sit and watch us make their butties. John had an interesting chat with a young guy who had recently come out of Ealing Hospital.He showed John some pictures of his stay – they involved the curtains being closed ,some cans of Tenants Extra and a young lady in a nurses uniform who wasn’t quite state registered . Meanwhile my lovely Charlie ( you can’t help but have favourites ) showed me a picture he had taken of a Peregrine Falcon on top of the church roof where he sleeps rough .I think I got the long straw.
Welcome to Rosie’s web site, dedicated to Rosie Grace Dwyer who died on the 21st of December 2008
that sounds amazing. what was the photo like? and which one was charlie. perhaps i could use it for my auto biography front cover as I’ve already come up with its title;”Jacob Dwyer; Enter the mind of a peregrine Falcon and fly with me”