1. My mother arrived just before eight, while Alec is gently snoring. When he finally comes down, he is transported by delight to see Granny AND porridge waiting for him at breakfast.
2. Those strange sad moments in the churchyard: jackdaws calling and wheeling, the undertakers' footprints in the snow, the well-trodden graveside words -- we have no choice but to be here now.
3. She says: "The most important thing when you are with a person who has dementia is to be in the moment." This seems like good advice whoever you are with.
Coffee, right there and advent calendar.
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