Doodle thank you for your help offline and thanks too for posting the photo of the Tree of Life Yggrasil, it is truly beautiful and I'm so glad it didn't get smashed.
Mamissimo A super-king bed? Gosh, how many people does he intend hosting in that? And not in your hallway I hope.
Norstat The photo of Bergen is spectacular, makes me want to go too. My travelling days are over though - it's a mission just to get to the Post Office. 
Nfk I love those sweet teddies; I don't think one looks like a dog, he's cute.
I'm glad you're writing your memories.
I used to collect oral histories for the city council who subsequently did nothing with them
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People would say, 'but what's interesting about my life?'
I'd point out that the diaries kept for the Mass Observation Project in the UK are now fascinating books and films.
Everyone's life is interesting.
It seems Hanna was so busy organising everyone else she forgot to give my Skype address to the boy genius - who is actually quite a personable young fellow. He's the same age as my dgs, so I can relate.
Cherry hope you and your poor wounded knife-wielder are both improving.
His mishap is one of the reasons I don't sharpen my knives any longer...having had many similar injuries, though never needing 8 stitches. Ouch
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I'm glad to say my regular homecare lady, away sick for so long, is back today. She'll be happy the day is damp and grey, she doesn't do well in sunshine.
I hear the UK is allowing families home for Christmas. Yipee!
I hope that's something to look forward to.
Wishing everyone good health and a peaceful day.