Let him tell you himself.
Me, I don’t do “time zones,” so whatever “surgery on Monday” in Australia means at this point, hang in there, Tim.
Let him tell you himself.
Me, I don’t do “time zones,” so whatever “surgery on Monday” in Australia means at this point, hang in there, Tim.
On this side of the earth, Monday was yesterday.
Here’s how I keep it straight. People I know from NZ and Oz who are living in Canada have relatives who phone them on Christmas Eve to say thanks for the lovely presents.
I wish him well. I regularly visit his blog and enjoy it.
Yes, the prognosis is good, and he has the support necessary to enable a speedy recovery.
For non-time zone-doers:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/
Fighting and prayer–or, maybe in better order–prayer and fighting are a good strategy.
‘Couldn’t help thinking that this is an Aussie/American dialogue (Blair and Snow). ‘Can’t think of any Canadian press secretary, or whatever they’re called here in the frigid North, offering prayers, in public at any rate, for someone having cancer surgery.
We’re frigid in more ways than one.
That was funny and lovely!
God bless Tim and Tony and all who love and are caring for them.