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Excuse the typos and errors but I am currently nursingĀ a stonking hangover. I don't often drink butĀ it was my birthday yesterday and one Prosecco, one Tequila, one Martini Espresso, one Pisco Sour and two White Russians and I am well and truly done in. What do they say about not mixing drinks? šŸ‘€

I took the day off work and enjoyed a birthday in three parts! Firstly I went to the Olympic Cinema in Barnes, if you live nearby and haven't been, go! It's an independent cinema, has a fantastic restaurant and the most comfy reclining seats (and sofas if you are lucky enought to book one).

Jeff and I went to see the film Bohemian Rhapsody. It was bloody brilliant and even if you aren't a Queen fan I would really recommend going to see it. The actor who played Freddie Mercury, Rami Malek was outstanding and if he doesn't win an Oscar I will be amazed. He transforms into Freddie Mercury and apparentlyĀ a costume designer recreated a set of Mercury's teeth that Malek carried with him in a plastic containerĀ and put into his mouth to practice singing every night.Ā 

For the second part of my birthday I went into Soho to attend 'Stories of World War I: Turned Red Earth & Changing the Landscape' at The Photographers Gallery as my very talented friend Eleanor Skan is the photographer for the book 'Turned Red Earth'. 'Turned Red Earth' is aĀ limited edition artist's book and prints inspired by WW1 soldiers' encounters with nature, with gorgeous flower photographs.Ā They have a Kickstarter campaign and I can't want to get my book! So proud of you Eleanor!

Then finally I met up with my friends from 'home' who I have known for 43 years! šŸ˜¬ We went to The Old Compton Brasserie for drinks and on to Ceviche for dinner afterwards. I have wanted to go to Ceviche for years and it didn't disappoint. The food and service were great. TheĀ Cassava ā€˜yucaā€™ fries were to die for and I could eat ten plates of them right now. Needing all the carbs right now šŸ˜‚

So that was the birthday bit. What about the boobs bit?

On Sunday I felt a lump in my right boob. I do check my boobs quite regularly but never know if I am doing it properly. I managed to get an appointment with a breast surgeon on Thursday and had a mammogram and ultrasound. I was advised by the surgeon that if I was asked to have biopsy then it wasn't the end of the world but meant there was something that needed invetigating. If there was nothing sinister then I wouldn't need a biopsy at all. So I was keeping everything crossed that I wouldn't need a biopsy.Ā 

Anyway, I was told by the radiographer that the lumps were cysts and nothing to worry about. I could have them drained if I want but as they are not bothering me I will leave them for now. I hadn't appreciated how worried I was about it and was working out in my head how to tell friends andĀ family the bad news so am obviously relieved that I am fine.

So apologies, if you are reading this whilst eating your breakfast and thinking it's a bit gross to talk about boobs, cysts and cancer. BUT ladies please check your šŸˆ šŸˆ and if you spot something out of the ordinary please go to the GP immediately!

As you were.

Love Fran

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