Clouds and Silvery Linings

In this life there are good times and bad, right and wrong, periods of elation and periods of depression. Yet sometimes we are fortunate to live a 'shade of grey', somewhere in between.

Saturday, 28 November 2020

Down Memory Lane

Down Memory Lane This Week's Blog Memory is based on a combination of my Ambulance Days when I met Mr Darcy at The Jane Austen centre ...

Wednesday, 15 July 2020

Blogger's Grand National

Blogger's Grand National In May 2009 I wrote a post called They're Off, Blogger's Grand National It was...

Wednesday, 18 December 2019

NUN JOKE

The Sunday Muse #86A I could not resist using this great prompt as a vehicle for a Nun joke Sister Marguerite was a...

Saturday, 7 December 2019

PLEASE CHOOSE ME

The Sunday Muse #85 My word, the weeks fly by, don't they? Once again The Sunday Muse comes around. I thought this prom...

Sunday, 1 December 2019

CULINARY DISASTERS

The Sunday Muse #84 Image Source Culinary Disasters On The Wall The evidence in my kitchen is plain to see My cooking...

Sunday, 20 January 2019

WHY DO ZEBRAS HAVE STRIPES?

This week I am very pleased to participate again in Carrie Van Horn's weekly poetry circle, The Sunday Muse #39 Image ...

Sunday, 5 July 2015

A Delightful Spot On My Way Home

Something a little different from me today. I am most fortunate and blessed to live close by to delightful scenery all around me. Someti...

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About Me

Eddie Bluelights: Welcome to my Blog. I'm Eddie, a retired, eccentric ex-ambulance man, who loves making people laugh and happy. I have some great bloggy pals. I drive a bus for our local Dial-a-Ride service and really enjoy looking after passengers and brightening their day. I am a widower, and finding my feet after losing my dear wife of 40 years. Maria suffered breast cancer for 16 years and, sadly, I lost her in April 2013. I have a beautiful married daughter (32) and a wonderful son (22), soon to be married; he has a delightful baby son (11 months). Peter is a real cutie-Pie; he has big blue eyes and can melt any lady's heart - just like his Grandpa. Although retired I feel nothing like my age. Apart from a great new hip, all my original equipment is working very well, although I do have the odd creak now and then. I am writing up my ambulance and career experiences and offer a little poetry plus creative writing here and there, sometimes humorous, sometimes sad. I have donated 102 units of blood and encourage new donors in this life saving venture. I have a very keen sense of humour . . . and ladies, I'm quite a catch and will be snapped up quickly, so no delays, email me, pronto!

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