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Continue reading →: It’s banter
I keep banging on about humour and how important it is to mental health, to be able to laugh at events, no matter how annoying or sad they can be, is vital to our ability in moving forward, as a shark needs to keep swimming, we need to keep smiling.…
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Continue reading →: Bye bye Baytree, Baytree bye bye.
Anyone who’s read my coach tour blog’s will know that I had a bit of a problem with the hotel we stayed at, which was run by a modern incarnation of Basil Fawlty. I’d like to add that it wasn’t just me, but many in the group commented how rude…
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Continue reading →: Coach trip day 5
Sadly, the last day finally arrived, not really much to look forward to and it looked like the breakfast might be the highlight, food is clearly an issue if you’re trying to lose weight when on a coach holiday. For a start, it’s always difficult to refuse the full English…
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Continue reading →: Coach trip day 4
I’d been looking forward to today, Port Merrion was on the agenda, I didn’t know much about it, but felt it was somewhere I should go and is why I put it on my bucket list. Unfortunately the day didn’t start well though, you’ll remember I might have mentioned the…
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Continue reading →: Coach trip day 3
Most people if they’re going to write a review about somewhere, wait till they get home, if you’re from Yorkshire, that’s a cowards way, the only way is to tell someone what you think, while you’re still likely to bump into them. Lying in bed, having had a better sleep…
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Continue reading →: Coach Trip day 2
Well the day started how I expected, not good, no news on the room move but when I went for a shower guess what, no fecking shower gel, or any other product you’d expect to find in a hotel bathroom, I went downstairs and mentioned it to the girl on…
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Continue reading →: Coach Trip day 1
Currently I’m away on holiday having a break, every now and then switching off for a bit is absolutely vital to keep a healthy mind and body. It’s my first ever coach trip and thought that it might be a good idea documenting what occurs, so if anyone’s thinking about…
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Continue reading →: Sometimes
Every now and again, life throws something in the mix that makes you stop and take time out. Sometimes we just need to think about what it is that’s important and what we should be grateful for. Sometimes it’s about holding those you love and not taking for granted all…
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Continue reading →: Grin and bare it
A smile, I’ve had it for 58 years and I try to wear it everyday.
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Continue reading →: Just keep swimming too
In part one, I mentioned lane swimming and the perils it can bring, what I didn’t explain is what can happen when you get someone in yours, who doesn’t belong. As you know, I swim in the slow lane, everyone who should be here, is fine, usually they’re all doing…
Hi, I’m Keith.
Welcome to my blog. I’m on a mission to lose weight in order to have a much needed operation, that will hopefully help me regain the gift of mobility. As the title suggests, I also plan to become a fittie, though that might require some plastic surgery. Like the whole population of the world, things have been a bit shit since 2020 and eating all those sausage rolls during lockdown didn’t help. If you want the full story, then read the about page, but if I were you, I’d just crack on with my hopefully humorous anecdotes about life as a fat disabled guy.
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