Cancer

[Champ]

Then why didn't you say?

 

 

https://www.stpetershospice.org.uk/support-us/donate/donation

 

So its all right for me to donate! 

[magicrat]

Best wishes Col

 

Great news on the collection.

[lifetime fan]

So its all right for me to donate!

If you would like to of course it is, they're an incredible organisation.

[stringvest]

It would seem so. That pastor conducting the service was from there, and he was ace.

[Champ]

If you would like to of course it is, they're an incredible organisation.

 

And another thing, don't you know anything about fundraising? Never pass up an opportunity to spread the word.

 

Or to remind people that hospices are entirely dependent on collecting such as this to do their amazing work? Do not even get me started on how wrong that is. And if people choose not to support your local hospice just speaking about it may cause them to give money to one in their local area. To support you or someone you know and their loved ones to have a better death

[lifetime fan]

It would seem so. That pastor conducting the service was from there, and he was ace.

Some of the conversations he and Carly had would make even me blush. He's a really nice bloke.

[Rico1304]

I could feel Stringers tense as he walked passed that cash, he eyed up a dash for it but there were too many in the way!

[stringvest]

That's a bit rich coming from the owner of the Cocoon Nursing Home for the Elderley.

[Dr Nowt]

Surprised Rico brought that fishing net with him.

[King Emlyn]

There are some genuinely decent people on here

[TheBitch]

There are some genuinely decent people on here

Absolutely.

 

I'd say over 99% are utter cunts though.

[Champ]

Some of the conversations he and Carly had would make even me blush. He's a really nice bloke.

I find that hard to believe

[lifetime fan]

I find that hard to believe

 

She was going to turn him wearing her continence pants!

[lifetime fan]

Sophie opening Carly's engagement ring.

 

 

[Champ]

She was going to turn him wearing her continence pants!

So when you said 'nice' you meant gay? Brings out the flirt in us

 

Edit. Resists tasteless remark about those incontinence pads

[lifetime fan]

So when you said 'nice' you meant gay? Brings out the flirt in us

 

Edit. Resists tasteless remark about those incontinence pads

 

As a 9 bob note, but he's a sound bloke too.

[Champ]

So when you said 'nice' you meant gay? Brings out the flirt in us

Edit. Notices photo of Sophie but resists tasteless remark about those incontinence pads

Couldn't really resist

[Alan Sex]

I'm sure Stringy could be turned.

 

Over.

[G Richards]

So sorry to hear about your loss, Col. Been praying for you and asking God to give you peace as you remember your beautiful wife. 

 

Cancer is a bad deal and it affects so many people. A good friend of ours has only been given a few days left to live. Her last wish was to see her daughter graduate from college. That's in two weeks and the doctors have said that she probably won't make it. We were all gutted, and then we had the idea to contact representatives at the college (Indiana University) to explain the situation, and to their credit they are sending someone up here for a ceremony tomorrow, which will take place in the chapel at the hospice where our friend is.

 

She will see her daughter graduate after all, cap, gown and diploma. Word is spreading and there will be a good crowd there tomorrow to show their love and support. 

 

We had the graduation ceremony on Saturday. It was a special occasion. One of the traditions at IU (Indiana University) is for the person who is graduating to present the stole (part of the academic vestment for the uninitiated) to someone else. This is a sign of gratitude and respect. When you pass your stole on to someone else it communicates, "I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for you." 

 

Needless to say, our friend received the stole from her daughter. It was a wonderful moment. She was there in the hospice chapel in her bed, but the daughter came over and presented this. It was a life enhancing moment and there wasn't a dry eye in the house. 

 

This afternoon I was at the hospice when she died. I had the privilege of reading scripture and praying with the family. There was a lot of love in that room when she died. Sadness too. But also faith and hope.   

[lifetime fan]

We had the graduation ceremony on Saturday. It was a special occasion. One of the traditions at IU (Indiana University) is for the person who is graduating to present the stole (part of the academic vestment for the uninitiated) to someone else. This is a sign of gratitude and respect. When you pass your stole on to someone else it communicates, "I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for you." 

 

Needless to say, our friend received the stole from her daughter. It was a wonderful moment. She was there in the hospice chapel in her bed, but the daughter came over and presented this. It was a life enhancing moment and there wasn't a dry eye in the house. 

 

This afternoon I was at the hospice when she died. I had the privilege of reading scripture and praying with the family. There was a lot of love in that room when she died. Sadness too. But also faith and hope.

 

I've no faith but that's very moving mate.

[Tossed and blown]

Any idea what she's looking at Col?

 

Well she should be looking at Stig's Runcorn street map by now while he parks up in her guts. 

[Paul]

We had the graduation ceremony on Saturday. It was a special occasion. One of the traditions at IU (Indiana University) is for the person who is graduating to present the stole (part of the academic vestment for the uninitiated) to someone else. This is a sign of gratitude and respect. When you pass your stole on to someone else it communicates, "I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for you."

 

Needless to say, our friend received the stole from her daughter. It was a wonderful moment. She was there in the hospice chapel in her bed, but the daughter came over and presented this. It was a life enhancing moment and there wasn't a dry eye in the house.

 

This afternoon I was at the hospice when she died. I had the privilege of reading scripture and praying with the family. There was a lot of love in that room when she died. Sadness too. But also faith and hope.

You're a good 'un mate.

[lifetime fan]

Fuck me, that woman had more pensions they've I've had hot dinners.

[Champ]

Fuck me, that woman had more pensions they've I've had hot dinners

 

I'm not sure what the correct response is but that's got to be a bit of good news

[lifetime fan]

Hardly a windfall but I'm up to 6 at last count.