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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis" data-source="post: 243760" data-attributes="member: 68">1. Outside of soaps and TV shows, I enjoy reading, I like a bit of gothic horror. I also enjoy cooking, I really miss cooking for family get togethers now. There&#039;s no cooking up a big meal anymore since I don&#039;t see anybody. I have also always been artistic and used to paint a lot when I was younger. I started to get into a bit more art and crafting things when lockdown happened. 2. I have seen Kylie 4 times now. I saw the Showgirl tour in Dublin, and then in Belfast I saw, the X tour, the Kiss Me Once tour and most recently the Golden tour. Honestly they have all been amazing. Showgirl was magical though as it encompassed her entire career up until that point. It was a huge spectacle and she managed to work all the various Kylies into one magical show. She was really at the peak of her career there too. 3. My cousin is doing well, she is cancer free but she&#039;s still very thin and frail and not back to how she was before. She also had a pre-existing bone condition before she got cancer and the Chemo and treatments were hard on her bones. She doesn&#039;t seem to be able to put weight on and she was very petite before she got sick anyway. She&#039;s still having follow up treatments to deal with the after effects of chemo and other problems that the treatments and cancer caused, but she&#039;s cancer free and doesn&#039;t need to be in hospital. Life would be much better for her if there was no Covid. She&#039;s basically shielding as much as she can. She&#039;s looking after her daughter who started School last year and at the minute she is decorating her house, slowly. She&#039;s happy and on her way back to being strong and healthy. It just sucks that as soon as she was cleared of cancer that Covid hit, and so this is three years of her life where she&#039;s been stuck unable to do anything and having limited contact with friends and family. I feel for all cancer patients during the pandemic. If the opportunity came about to see Madonna, I likely would. I may not like everything she does anymore, but I absolutely idolised her most of my life and she&#039;s given me a lot of joy with her music.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alexis, post: 243760, member: 68"] 1. Outside of soaps and TV shows, I enjoy reading, I like a bit of gothic horror. I also enjoy cooking, I really miss cooking for family get togethers now. There's no cooking up a big meal anymore since I don't see anybody. I have also always been artistic and used to paint a lot when I was younger. I started to get into a bit more art and crafting things when lockdown happened. 2. I have seen Kylie 4 times now. I saw the Showgirl tour in Dublin, and then in Belfast I saw, the X tour, the Kiss Me Once tour and most recently the Golden tour. Honestly they have all been amazing. Showgirl was magical though as it encompassed her entire career up until that point. It was a huge spectacle and she managed to work all the various Kylies into one magical show. She was really at the peak of her career there too. 3. My cousin is doing well, she is cancer free but she's still very thin and frail and not back to how she was before. She also had a pre-existing bone condition before she got cancer and the Chemo and treatments were hard on her bones. She doesn't seem to be able to put weight on and she was very petite before she got sick anyway. She's still having follow up treatments to deal with the after effects of chemo and other problems that the treatments and cancer caused, but she's cancer free and doesn't need to be in hospital. Life would be much better for her if there was no Covid. She's basically shielding as much as she can. She's looking after her daughter who started School last year and at the minute she is decorating her house, slowly. She's happy and on her way back to being strong and healthy. It just sucks that as soon as she was cleared of cancer that Covid hit, and so this is three years of her life where she's been stuck unable to do anything and having limited contact with friends and family. I feel for all cancer patients during the pandemic. If the opportunity came about to see Madonna, I likely would. I may not like everything she does anymore, but I absolutely idolised her most of my life and she's given me a lot of joy with her music. [/QUOTE]

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