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Glad to hear you had fun and that you're back safely!


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Originally Posted By: andyuk
Done a week back at work so I think it's time to plan the next holiday.


I agree! One week back at work and your holiday probably seems so long ago!

How did it go with your wife being along?

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Time for an update??? How is ANDY?????

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Just a quick response to say thank you for keeping in touch I will be back soon with an update. One more weekend to work then I should have a little more time. Take care.


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Hope all is well, Andy.


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Any tips for getting through the holidays? You seem to have managed doing family stuff as well as accepting the kids being away? How did you do that?

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Ah! the holidays. I don't think there are any secrets really.

I just had a look back through my threads and found the one that covered that first Christmas. If you get a minute have delve through - I was in a different place back then. So a lot of it is just time.

My First Christmas

Here's the bit about putting the tree up 2005:
"Evening and following tradition D11, S14 and I decided to put the Christmas tree and decorations up. We have always done it the 1st weekend of December. Co-incides with the 1st Sunday of Advent. And boy was that a bad idea. If you want a test of your inner strength then this is it. Of course it brings back memories of all the previous Christmas' AND yes most of them were pretty good. Etc, etc, etc. Me and the kids just choked up. I must have been giving off serious negative vibes. No detachment there then. MUST try harder. Funny thing is I can go for weeks then all of a sudden I start plumbing the depths again. It's that time of year I guess. Sat down and had a beer - just chilled for a few moments. That seemed to do the job."

So it's getting some new traditions too (if you need to). I think you told me that Matilda.

Now I try to anticipate what's going to be the toughest bit for me and make sure I find something to occupy myself. So if I have opportunities to meet up with people (family, friends) then I'm gonna take them. I'll treat myself. Or just go for a walk. Anything.

At this time of year I think it's inevitable that something will trigger those feelings of sadness. I just think it's good to not always fight them and to sometimes allow myself to reflect and to feel. Does that make sense?


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It makes so much sense, Andy! Thanks! Merry,merry Christmas and thanks for keeping in touch even now and then!

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Thank you Matilda.

Guess what?

I've met Mr B. I also saw inside the house my children have been living in for two years.

Perhaps Christmas came early ;\)


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