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No, so sorry for the silly mistake, you are quite right-please put it down to carer exhaustion. I will come back in August. The best wishes to loved ones and wishes for them to have been walking in a lovely space are still there. I wish it hadn't been such a horrible anniversary.

Something made me want to visit here today; probably a coincidence but as I was logging on I realised it is Helen's birthday. Echo others above; she should be here enjoying a trip on the Heath (Royston or Hampstead) but sending good thoughts to her, Boris and loved ones.

Bless you Joely. I am sure what you do will be a fitting tribute to Helen. I didn't know her but her comments on surviving school felt spot on to me. Sweet Cinnamon, you put the rest better than I was struggling to..

Yes-bloomin' Aussies (no-had a lovely Australian boyfriend once..) trying to get the credit... http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/perth-mother-nicki-mcgrath-helps-british-cops-find-missing-body-of-murdered-author-helen-bailey/news-story/26f2a9a89a0b8e7a3a71e68960886633

I liked the "register" of this article. The (WTTE) of wondering about having the right to feel sad about Helen on such a short acquaintance linked into my reservations way back before I joined WS. These threads, with the searching for justice, and the outrage felt on Helen's behalf, as another...

Yes I missed you and sure others did. We all need a break, have to work, care for others, do some cleaning so thought you were probably busy or taking time out after last week. I actually said your name in my head today because it was conspicuous by its absence. Love the picture. We hope to...

I may not be the first to notice this but have just seen Helen's trial is on Strimmer's site https://www.4bb.co.uk/barristers/stuart-trimmer I notice he was on an "honour"-related killing case; there is one due on in Cambridge in May.

(inserts usual caveat about not really believing..) I didn't know about the different animals. The eagle one with observation and insight sounds as if that might well fit you, Scandinavian girl. It sounds like my daughter as well. Hope it's sunny where you are. Also that IS is having a horrible...

Yes, tell us!! ok-understand.

Thanks for this, it seemed more generic and useful compared to some recent ones about "vulnerable middle aged women". Sounds a lot like IS, including "(they need sympathetic listeners for they always have a tragic back story crafted around betrayal by others or just plain old bad luck). They'll...

Excellent suggestions-loved Charmless Man as well. I hear Foo Fighters are headlining Saturday night at Glastonbury. I like to think of Helen watching them-probably in the comfort of her own home, with Boris and a few friends.

Oh yes. A plague of everything on him..

Thanks. Will try to think of a few..

So sorry to hear what you have been through. I think turning it into good is the best healing. My father clearly never wanted children (he saw himself as a smooth, lady's man, and was very good looking) so after my mother's death we were resented deeply-my brother being much older, got away...

Especially trying to clean it/wipe it (but not very good, thank whoever, at removing all those nasty little sums from the bank.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfmAeijj5cM

Part-time IT support? Agree with SweetCinnamon re computer skills-one of my chickadees works for a Cambridge spin-off. He did have a difficult second year 6th (poorly) and scrapped his original university choices. Then, as advised by a friend's husband, (now divorced) he went to Salford, (like...

Maybe they have us identified by our cats, dogs and gerbils, past and present.

I don't know what you'd call my father, but he was having an affair with a married woman before my mother died, then , eight years later, ditched her for a woman who was very plain but promised him lots of money (family company etc). He was violent to me for eight years until I was 19, had one...

guess so; definitely try to contact DCI Kent or the team by email as well in case the message doesn't get through/gets Chinese whispered. (The call handler's ignorance of UK geography and general lack of nous on the ghastly "My partner is missing" call springs to mind.) Think Michelle is right...