Arhosfan ar gais

Arhosfan ar gais ~ Request stop

“A fresh attitude starts to happen when we look to see that yesterday was yesterday, and now it is gone; today is today and now it is new. It is like that — every hour, every minute is changing. If we stop observing change, then we stop seeing everything as new.”
—Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche

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Heddiw rydw i'n teimlo'n well, nid yn dda, ond yn well. Ond yn anffodus Nor'dzin a Daniel yn teimlo'n wael, wael iawn. Doedden nhw ddim yn cael nos da, maen nhw wedi blino, gyda pheswch, tisian a chur pen. A heddiw rydyn ni'n mynd adre.

Cawson  i frecwast da yn y gwesty ac yn aros am y tacsi i Orsaf Llanusyllt.  Mae'r orsaf yn 'Arhosfan ar gais'. Rhaid i chi ddal eich dillad isaf coch ar ffon i atal y trên.

Yn ffodus roedd y daith yn eithaf hawdd. Roedd ein cysylltiad yn Abertawe a cherddon ni dros y platfform i'r trên Llundain. Roedden ni yn fuan yng Nghaerdydd, gyda thaith tacsi byr i adre.

Roedden ni'n hapus i fod adre ar ôl gwyliau rhyfedd. Maen nhw'n wyliau cyntaf (fy mod i'n gallu cofio) lle rydyn ni nawr angen i adfer.

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Today I feel better, not good, but better. But unfortunately Nor'dzin and Daniel feel bad, very bad. They didn't have a good night, they are tired, with cough, sneezing and headache. And today we are going home.

We had a good breakfast at the hotel and waited for the taxi to Saundersfoot Station. The station is a 'Stop on request'. You have to hold your red underwear on a stick to stop the train.

Fortunately the journey was quite easy. Our connection was in Swansea and we just walked over the platform to the London train. We were soon in Cardiff, with a short taxi ride home.

We were happy to be home after a strange holiday. This is first holiday (that I can remember) where we now need to recover.

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