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The Ingredients of being chronically ill

I was reading the Weekly Writing Challenge over at Wordpress 'The Daily Post' and I loved the idea of writing a recipe to describe someone and thought maybe I could use this prompt to write a recipe to describe the life of a chronically ill patient!  So here it goes:         Recipe for a Chronically Ill Person Main Dish: 4 cups of pain 2 tablespoons of dizziness 3 cups of fatigue 1 teaspoon of depression 2 afternoon naps 8 oz. of determination and strength Pinch of wobbly legs 2 oz of...

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Solitary

Hey Everyone I hope you are all well as possible (AWAP!).  I haven't been well recently so haven't been able to keep up or take any photographs for the Weekly Photo Challenge, but as I am feeling slightly better thought I would start back up as it's an excellent way of getting the creative juices flowing!  This week's challenge is solitary which is defined as 'the state of being alone'.  The photograph that I have chosen is taken from my sick bed when...

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Merge

Have to say, that this week's challenge was a tough one!! According to the dictionary, merge is defined as 'the combination or cause to combine a single entity' or 'to blend gradually into something else so as to become indistinguishable from it.' The following photograph was taken by myself during a holiday to Devon during a long walk (when I was able!) with Mum and the dog and thought it was the most beautiful view! I love how the...

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Wrong

There are many definitions of wrong.  These include: a) not in accordance with what is morally right or good b) deviating from truth or fact; erroneous c) not correct in judgement, opinion, method, etc d) not proper or usual;  not in accordance with requirements or recommended practice e) out of order; awry; amiss Many people make false judgements based on appearance, colour of skin, race, gender and so on.  Below is a picture of me on a night out: Looking at the picture you might assume that...

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