Well, I have been a long time member of the forum, affectionately known as Bubbles.
I have carried on posting and helping where I can, oblivious to the fact that people think I am Mrs Bubbles, well, I am actually Mr Bubbles.
I took the name from Bubblesdevere from Little Britain, who always made me laugh out loud. This has caused some confusion and I don't want to do that.
I will still use my Bubbles, but, my name is Aidan, there are no other differences, save the obvious, lol. Nursing, life with arthur and heart disease and COPD, Fybro, Diabetis, Neuropathy etc, are all ever present.
I hope I have not upset anyone.
Love Aidan XX (AKA Bubbles)
XX Aidan (still known as Bubbles).
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LOL
What is she like?
Aidan - who will always be Bubbles to me - it bothers me not a jot that you are male and am sure it will be the same for all the café-dwellers where you mostly reside
As Christine demonstrates, (and has happened to me as Toni), we can all make assumptions :oops:
I am glad to meet you Aidan
Love
Toni xxx
Toni xxx
'Al'right mate, how're they hanging? Football, football, football. Fancy a beer?'
How was that? Ehh? Perhaps not!
Its a grin, honest!
Airwaves I love it...
Barbara
Football, mmm, errr, tennis yes, watch it all year, every tournament. Beer, oh dear, I am teetotal, a case of having to be with taking a pharmacy load of drugs. Great post, love it.
Very nice to meet everyone, like starting over, but not really, if that makes any sense.
Must get ready, in laws taking me into town and for coffee, OH waiting for a parcel. xx
Hahahaha!
I sort of know what you mean Barbara!! It was our fault making assumptions!!!
Toni xxx
Just come out, I love it - many many years ago Barbara 8)
Barbara
How cool is that, I bet she is excited, it is always quite an honour to be picked to be a ball girl and boy, they have quite a lot to do and keep in mind. X Aidan B
Absolutely 100% agree. Illness and or disability happens upon all ages, at any time.
― Louisa May Alcott, Little Women
:shock: :shock:
I said hello, Aidan,
Well hello, Aidan,
it's so good to have you back where you belong . . . *
You're looking swell, Aidan
I can tell, Aidan,
Madame Bubbles,
With her troubles iiis -
still goin' strong,
I feel the café, swayin'
While the band's playin'
One of your ole favourite songs from way back when, sooooo
Take his coat, fellas,
Find him a seat in our boat, fellas,
Aidan won't be going away again! *
I think it rather lovely that you have flying under a 'flag of convenience' so to speak but I will still picture you as a rather buxom matron (with a properly starched cap) doing the rounds with the trolley, be it dispensing meds, tea, cocoa or sweeties. DD
* not that you ever really left
Well thank you DD, that's a great little ditty. No, I didn't leave, I was absent for a long time after Mum passed, now Mum in Law poorly, but, we are doing ok.
I am still Matron, without a doubt, just that I don't look like Hattie Jaques
Elizabeth
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein
It certainly was Elizabeth, I was matron, then they (the NHS) changed it to Senior Nurse, but I preferred Matron. XX Aidan