What a sociable crowd I met on Heskin Lane, Ormskirk
yesterday as I collected 2 bags and gave out 3 Know your Prostate Quick Guides.
I must make special mention of Chris who popped out to offer me a drink. As a
member of Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service he is fully up to speed on
Prostate Cancer. This is the kind of employer we need in the campaign to spread
the message. With posters displayed in the workplace, Chris already had his
leaflet and showed my his Man of Men badge. All this is essential but even more
importantly, Chris had clearly taken advantage and made himself familiar with
the disease. I was struck by his enthusiasm, good man. I have huge admiration
for those who put themself at risk for our safety. Not forgetting to mention
his Mum who does her own volunteer rubbish collections on Holborn Hill.
I was also pleased to see Roger, longtime friend of the
page, who had just been covering a story about the outrageous amount of
flytipping on Blackacre Lane since it was closed. You can follow the story at
qlocal/Ormskirk.
Couldn’t help hearing a medley of that Hot Chocolate
classic merging with You can leave your hat on in my thoughts. Could it be the
cast of a drama society had been rehearsing The Full Monty locally? Underpants,
trousers...mobile.Spring is definitely here, catkins, daffodils, snowdrops, trees budding. I don't know about you but I find all these signs of life really uplifting. Get out there and enjoy it. 
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