Month: November 2020

Me And My Best Mate Sean Reynolds.

Everyday I really miss my best mate Sean Reynolds I really wish he was still here I’m trying to think of the happier times I had with him at the pub through the years but it’s very hard. I’m doing this Weevl blog on here to try and make me feel better I’m doing this blog because I’ve been feeling really upset today and the last couple of days thinking about Sean again. I’ll probably feel the same tomorrow to but I’m thinking about Sean all the time and everyday to I sometimes think I need a good laugh over something to cheer me up over it sometimes.

The Fall 2014.

I’m still really enjoying watching The Fall 2014 on Netflix it’s getting really good I’m on to the last episode which is episode six on season two then I’m on to season three I’ve really been enjoying it and enjoying watching it on Netflix. I’m still watching it and it’s getting really exciting and very frightening it’s that good and I love it.

Me My Brother Dan And My Granddad Lee.

This is one of my favourite photos of me my brother Dan and my granddad Lee from when me and Dan were little it’s been my granddads Remembrance Day today it’s twenty six years today since he had died and I really wish he was still alive and I miss him so much. I love you granddad and really wish you were still here I still think about you a lot of the time to I use to love going to my granddad and grandmas caravan in Long Framlington with Dan and my grandma and granddad when me and Dan were little and sleeping there sometimes to I love you granddad and I’m always thinking about you all the time. X

Creating a level playing for all – Digital Inclusion

Whether we like it or not technology is expanding into all areas of our social and economic daily lives. For many, this can be a struggle because systems are not accessible or are complete nonsense to those who recall days gone by when “chatting over the garden wall” was the mainstay of the local neighbourhood. Across the UK local digital support services reach out to those on the digital periphery in lots of ways and, critically, provide social support, in the traditional sense, to make sure people take ownership of their local projects. At Park View we constantly review how we extend our support and always look to improve based on your experience. But we still need to do much more!

“A Mile in Charlotte’s Shoes” by Cherie White (Excerpt from Upcoming Book) — Chateau Cherie

A book worth looking out for, where increasing your social circles of support with friends can make a difference.

Charlotte thought back to when she was ten years old. Her best friend at the time was Vera. She and Vera were walking down the street together one afternoon, after getting off at the bus stop. Vera was her only friend. “I don’t understand it.” Charlotte told her, “All people do is run over me […]

“A Mile in Charlotte’s Shoes” by Cherie White (Excerpt from Upcoming Book) — Chateau Cherie