Dunfermline Press

Friday, 5th September, 2008

Blogs

Me and MS

Aberdour woman Jo Stewart (34) has recently set up a healthy diet website www.just4joco.co.uk to help fellow multiple sclerosis and others improve their well being. Here, Jo writes exclusively for www.dunfermlinepress.co.uk about coming to terms with her condition and regaining control of her life.

Observer

Our very own man in the know, read the Observer blog every week on the Dunfermline Press website.

Covering any subject that takes his fancy, he writes about entertainment, local politics and news in his own inimitable style.

Mon, 14th Jul

T in the Park

THE LAST time I was at T in the Park, I was 16 and went for two reasons: girls and alcohol.

Much to my disappointment (at the time), I succeeded in neither.

Tue, 24th Jun

Monstrous carbuncles

I'VE never thought Prince Charles deserved to be listened to.

Anyone with ears like his, who talks to plants, whose family should probably be sectioned, who can't boil an egg and whose dress sense is, well, let's leave it at that...

Wed, 11th Jun

Cool councillor gets a bee in his bonnet

DUNFERMLINE councillor Willie Sullivan said something interesting recently, which is a bit odd for a politician.

The Labour man – known among some circles as a ‘cool councillor’ for his (relative) youth and sharp dress sense – has a bee in his bonnet about housing.

Willie Logan

DALGETY BAY man Willie Logan was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour earlier this year and given the devastating blow that he had between 18 months and two years to live.

Willie's blog charts his experiences and how he has been making the most of the precious time he has left.

Fri, 1st Aug

Before I go

“We flew back yesterday (Sunday) from Wales. I was there with Karen, Ewan and some friends. I had a really fantastic weekend.

"It was lovely and the wee boy loved it – we hardly seen him! We went to a two-day festival – something like the Highland Games. I just sat in the park enjoying myself.

Mon, 30th Jun

Before I go...

“My days are different every day. I get up between 7.30 and 9.30am depending on how I feel.

"I take my first two sickness tablets at 9.30am and my last one at 9.40am and then I take my six chemotherapy tablets at 10am. So I take nine tablets in 30 minutes.