trice movie night sounds lovely. I always prefer a movie night at home to cinema as you can snuggle up on sofa and munch snacks noisily and pause when you need the loo :) maybe you could have a takeaway too if you fancy it
malt that's what bothers me about dying, the idea of leaving those I love, and the pain it would cause them :( and just not being with them anymore. But neither of us has been told that we are going anywhere! :) like amber and shooting say, many people have more chance of being killed by buses or falling pianos! So just make sure to look both ways before crossing the road and keep an eye on the sky 
I think there are probably a lot more older ladies who have had breast cancer. It wasn't talked about so much then. I'm always surprised and reassured by the number of people who tell me they know someone who had bowel cancer and is now fine 30 years later. I know anecdotes aren't data but still nice to hear :)
foofoo yay for a full night's sleep! and how lovely to wake up to those memories :)
MAS no wonder you're tired, I hope you get a chance to relax a bit in between everything, are you feeling less down than yesterday? Hope so :)
betsy good you got a bit more sleep :) I'm sure it'll continue to improve now. I slept from 2.30 ish to 8.55 without waking which is amazing for me. I have had two full night's sleep since surgery last November, I remember them both very fondly!
amber hope you're having a relaxing weekend? :)
I am going to have Indian takeaway tonight it was too late yesterday really. I have lots of dissertation work to do so it'll be a lovely treat.
Waving to everyone, have a good Saturday x