I really enjoyed going to Seaton Delaval Hall last Thursday with my Mum we went in the afternoon. It was very interesting walking around Delaval Hall inside the place and outside the place. One of the things in Delaval Hall I thought was really good and interesting as you can see is the upside down room it was the first time I have ever been in an upside down and first time ever I had seen one of those to. On one of the other photos I am standing in an old horse stable which I also found interesting to.

This is my new light and my new light shade my Mum bought me for my bedroom she got me it last week. It makes my bedroom nice and bright when I have it on when I am sitting in my bed in my bedroom watching the telly at night time.

Today we join in with our comrades across the online centre’s network with a view to connect with all those residents not routinely using the internet either because of disability or digital poverty. #MakingDigitalForAll

Edith was a British nurse, working in German-occupied Belgium during the First World War. She helped hundreds of British, French and Belgian soldiers escape the Germans and was arrested, tried and executed in 1915.

Edith was born in the village of Swardeston, Norfolk. She was the daughter of a rector and worked as a governess in Belgium, before training to be a nurse in London. She worked in hospitals in Shoreditch, Kings Cross and Manchester and then accepted a position in Brussels as Matron in Belgium’s first training hospital and school for nurses. There was no established nursing profession in Belgium at the time of Edith’s appointment, and her pioneering work led her to be considered the founder of modern nursing education in that country. She was in Norfolk visiting her mother when the First World War broke out in 1914. On hearing of the threat to Belgium, from the advancing German troops, she felt it was her duty to return to Brussels immediatBy 20 August, Brussels was occupied by the Germans. The nursing school became a Red Cross hospital, treating casualties from both sides, as well as continuing to treat civilians. In September 1914, Edith  was asked to help two wounded British soldiers trapped behind German lines following the Battle of Mons. She treated the men in her hospital and then arranged to have them smuggled out of Belgium into the neutral Netherlands. She became part of a network of people who sheltered Allied soldiers and Belgians eligible for military service, arranging their escape. Over the next 11 months she helped around 200 British, French and Belgian soldiers, sheltering them in the hospital and arranging for guides to take them to the border. On 5 August 1915, she was arrested for this activity and placed in solitary confinement in St Gilles Prison in Brussels.

Edith was tried at court martial on 7 October 1915, along with 34 other people involved in or connected to the network. She was found guilty and sentenced to death. She was shot by a firing squad at the Tir National, the Brussels firing range, on 12 October 1915.
   
Although her execution was legal under international law, it caused outrage in Britain and in many neutral countries, such as the United States. She became a symbol of the Allied cause, and her memory was invoked in recruitment posters and messages in Britain and around the world.

After the war, her body was exhumed and escorted to Britain. A memorial service was held at Westminster Abbey, and she was reburied in Norwich Cathedral

I have just 37 more WWE RAW 2021 episodes from three years ago to watch on the WWE Network I am watching another one tonight so after that will be 36 more WWE RAW episodes to catch up on. I am up to April 2021 so I am half way they the episode I am watching at the minute are from when I was 34 years old I am still really enjoying them all I think they all really good.

This is another one of my favourite photos of me and Eric. This picture was took on my Gran’s birthday at Mama Rosa Restaurant in Cullercoats in September 2003 three months after I left Southlands School when I was seventeen years old and when I was in my first year at College. It would’ve been Eric’s birthday on Friday this past Friday he would’ve been 79 years old Xx.

This is me and Eric on Christmas Day 2005 when I was nineteen years old when I was younger. This is one of my favourite photos of me and Eric it would’ve been Eric’s birthday on Friday and i’ve been thinking about him a lot recently Xx.

Good afternoon afternoon fellow bloggers. A bit of am update an my poorly kitten Gaby. Me and my brother had to take her to the vets for a hernia operation, and we now have a very sleepy cat. Wish her a speedy recovery.

This is my new bed cover and my new bed pillows my Mum bought me she got me them last week. As you can see I have the two photos from different Angles so you can see it up and close on the picture.