T Rex Planet Tour Cancer Awareness Day 4

T. Rex dwarfed by mouse!

Rexy insisted on coming to Ayr today to help me with the shopping. Incidentally, if you ever need to take a dinosaur shopping choose one with longer arms; he struggled carrying the bags to the car!

We stopped off at the Robert Burns Centre on the way back to take his photo with a wee mousy. Yes, it really is this big!

We played a quick round on the way home at Turnberry Golf Course. Only kidding, Rexy can't play golf. He can't find shoes to fit!

More photos of Rexy's day will be found very soon after I've made the tea here.

Today's blip is dedicated to my uncle and his wife who both lost their battle with lung cancer a few years ago but not before burying their only son, lost to the same disease. No parent should have to bury their child.

Check out information about lung cancer at http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/cancer-help/type/lung-cancer/about/lung-cancer-symptoms or www.nhsinform.co.uk (UK) or contact your own GP who will have leaflets and more information..

Rexy is travelling the globe to raise awareness and here's how the whole thing works....

"T. rex is travelling the globe promoting cancer awareness. One person keeps the T-Rex for a week and take photos portraying the T-Rex however she/he feels like, be creative, have fun. Dedicate the photos to whoever you feel like, post them here and in the social media of your choice, Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, just make sure tag your photos #t_rex_planet_tour_cancer_awareness.

When the person finishes with the 7th or more photos she/he will send the T-Rex to another person in any place on the planet, and that other person will send to another one and so on..."

Check out the fb page:
https://www.facebook.com/TRexPlanetTourCancerAwarenessProject

Why not take a look at the following link .... spotting symptoms early can make a difference to survival rates:
http://www.macmillan.org.uk/Cancerinformation/Aboutcancer/Signssymptoms.aspx