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Happy tears 😹 for both of them!

The one benefit to being old is that you no longer worry about what other people think. Nor do you worry about convention. That allows me to do what I think is right.

Well that lady was a first rate b*tch.. sad but not surprising I could see my sister-in-law doing this 😕.

I'll be surprised if those two stayed together long term.

I would have waived with one finger too 👋 good riddance.

Men who have lived through the darkest of nights do not give in when better days dawn. I’ve seen countless patients beat the odds when something really matters to them. A daughter’s wedding.A son’s graduation. A grandchild’s first day at school.Now, here, a mark of respect to fallen comrades. Medicine is full of extraordinary stories.This Mr Baxter has vowed to travel to Singapore.Our job is to help him do just that.

‘While Kiri deals with the sniffles I’d like to get back to business. We’re all getting some well-deserved time off in Sydney but for Ben’s benefit as a first timer I should point out that the workload when we leave port may get even harder.’ He turns to me. ‘Ben, how do you think our charming crew may behave when they are let loose on the streets of Sydney for an overnight visit?

😞😓 aaw Matty

Poor Jasmina :(

Husband neve checked on his wife after that either grrr 😠

It seems that way above us in one of the passenger restaurants a guest with a strawberry allergy has decided she likes the look of the strawberry gateau. I get the call two minutes after her head hits the carpet.

It only takes one person to say they feel green for ten more to persuade themselves they feel the same. The first day of a big crossing is busy even if the water is as calm as a mill pond. Once the rains come and the skies get dark we get even more people who want treatment just in case. Edward will see all the passengers but as usual he'll pass some over to you if he's overwhelmed.

Romeo is arranging some fresh flowers when I get to the clinic and the day’s papers are already fanned out on our coffee table. ‘So how did yesterday afternoon go?’ I ask Eileen when I poke my head around her door to say hello.

She looks at a sheet of paper on her desk. ‘Sleepy little Madeira brought us three sprained ankles, a badly grazed forearm, two cut foreheads,

I try to wolf my food down before it gets cold. The sky is heavy with clouds and the Atlantic is an endless plain of greys, rich dark blues and even blacks. It seems to move as one, like a vast, rolling mass that finds energy from within. It seems crazy that we’ve chosen to be in the middle of it. If you can fly this route in six hours, isn’t it madness to risk disaster by sailing it in six days?

Loving these people 💕 Wouldn’t have minded working with them at all.

Wanted to hug the elderly lady, felt bad for her but glad people stepped up for her, warmed my heart to see her happy and opening up

Enjoying so far. Too bad he's only written two books 📚