“I am printing (my writing – really!) this while staying for the time being – with the ‘Brothers’ and ‘Sisters’ living here. I intend to fit in wherever possible and generally, make myself useful to this community. The have been very kind and extremely gracious to me (I have so far, asked for nothing in return – not so far anyway.)

Everyone I have met, has been extremely welcoming. I promise I won’t change into a ‘roaring‘ creature – its lovely here. Believe it or not – it really is cool, calm and collected (that all means ‘CALM!!!’) I can rest when I need to – someone will do the little things I do!!! Deo Gratias!!!

[I have just looked at my hands – they are not a pretty sight. Forever I am trying to make myself as useful as possible; most of the time]”

Kathleen Corkhill
November 2014

We would like to thank Pat who works in the RVS coffee shop on a Thursday afternoon for donating us this cake to be raffled.

On Wednesday 26th November 2014 Rhona House held their first ‘Liverpool Derby Day’.

Liverpudlians and Evertonians came together with great anticipation for a good result from the days events.

Kick off started at 3pm with sheet ball, result a draw, too much giggling taking place, no goals scored!

Hand ball resulted in a few yellow cards being given out for excessive tomfoolery and wide shots!

The penalty shoot out resulted in Everton winning one nil and the Liverpool goalie feeling very bruised, both teams abilities where inhibited by all the laughter. Ron scoring the only goal!

Lots of cheating took place during the quiz on Liverpool; Pat was the winner, disputed by all!!!

We then had a few bevies and did the conga, no straight line kept here! Ivy started off the karaoke singing Liverpool Lou and everyone joined in, we even had musical instruments! We all enjoyed singing Liverpool songs.

We all came together as a united team and danced the evening away, topped off with fab scran of scouse, beetroot and crusty bread.

Maria Deegan
Nurse Manager