During my pregnancy and our move up to the Midlands, you worried about my employment situation. Knowing I was in the process of requesting a transfer for when I finally go back to work after my maternity was not sufficient enough. You would often ask me, what’s happening with work, have you heard anything yet, will you get a position in Nottingham, what if you don’t? These were all legit questions. I had options of course:- 1. Get a transfer 2. Don’t get a transfer and we all

I could be here forever talking about how great my Dad is/was! What I write in this particular blog will not even touch the surface but in his memory, I want to tell you all a little bit about him. FRUIT LOVER- Where do I even start- doesn’t matter what season we were in Dad would travel high and low to different shops in search for the best seasonal fruit- Mangos, oranges, pomegranate, lychee, different melons, grapefruits- the list literally goes on and on. But there was no

I remember that awful call on the 5th of August 2018. I remember our last conversation, my last moment with you and your last breath. I wish I had told you so much more but I was in denial that you'd be gone so soon. I wish you'd been able to spend your last few months at home allowing you to spend quality time with your new born grandson. After your loss it has been one big roller coaster ride. I mean where do I even start! I am not sure that those reading my new blog may ev