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Things suddenly just got better at about 5 yesterday evening. ( Read all about it )
And with that last post somewhat in mind, does anyone out there know of this person? If you do, tell her to get in touch.
Her first name was Jenny - Londoner, about 5-nothing, blonde, blue-eyed. She spent a summer (at least) hitchhiking in Ireland in 1996 or so, mostly from Bunclody in Co. Wexford. We knew her as Jenny Sparks; her real surname started with "V", or possibly "L" - I only ever saw it written down, and her signature was more a horizontal line with a few bumps than writing as such. She's about the same age as me - that'd be 25. She'd have known me as Andrew Shiel.
So, Jenny, if you're out there, get in touch!
Her first name was Jenny - Londoner, about 5-nothing, blonde, blue-eyed. She spent a summer (at least) hitchhiking in Ireland in 1996 or so, mostly from Bunclody in Co. Wexford. We knew her as Jenny Sparks; her real surname started with "V", or possibly "L" - I only ever saw it written down, and her signature was more a horizontal line with a few bumps than writing as such. She's about the same age as me - that'd be 25. She'd have known me as Andrew Shiel.
So, Jenny, if you're out there, get in touch!
I have a theory. Is it possible that being relaxed could make me sneeze? If I'm tense in work, I don't sneeze. Let things relax, coming into a Friday afternoon, and I'm off. I sneeze in the mornings - a lot - until I wake up properly. And if someone gives me a shoulder rub - boom, there goes the neighbourhood. I don't want an allergy to relaxation...
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