Your News this week
Each week we create the Your News bulletin, using the single sentences emailed to us or left on the blog. Here's the latest script:
On The lonely moors, the wind cuts into my face. Stranded, far from home.
My tiny, very old, Rhode Island Red bantam called Ruby has disappeared, presumed eaten by a fox or a stoat.
Train spotting on Brighton Station with my 15 month old grandson William.
Started consultation process for 35 redundancies - not sleeping very well.
I now have my New Zealand residence visa - but have yet to sell my house to enable me to use it.
I have been watching my husband, gun under his arm, stalk the pheasants on our land. Bang! There goes another one.
On Monday I got a new, prosthetic left breast after my mastectomy last year.
Delighted to note from my kitchen window definite green shoots in my garden: here comes the spring!
I took on an additional trainee design engineer.
I'm battling with medication that causes worse symptoms than the illness it is desired to cure.
A heady mix of networking, marketing jargon, paperwork, Mexican food and Norwegian pop/rock bands.
I got a new mobile on Sunday and am trying to teach the predictive text to swear properly.
Wife out of hospital, but I need to keep nagging her not to do anything. I'm tired of trying to do everything, she of doing nothing.
Keep them coming. Email your one sentence of news to ipm at bbc.co.uk or leave a comment below.
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