There used to be the most wonderful ice cream parlour in Tenby, called Fecci’s. It used to be my way of bribing the children to be good when we were shopping - one of the amazing creations from their menu! It is still there, I think.
Our GS came back on Thursday from his school trip to Paris, and we caught up with him yesterday over a barbecue at their house. He was full of tales of his travels, and had presents for us! Grandad got a tee shirt with Paris (what else?) on it, a miniature Eiffel Tower and a bag of rather dodgy looking liquorice allsorts. I got two models of the Eiffel Tower (one of which lights up - he was very eager to present me with that one), a string of tiny yellow beads, a handbag mirror with the Mona Lisa on the front, and a bar of chocolate. I was touched beyond belief. Of course I shall display the towers, wear the beads and the mirror will have pride of place in my new handbag. My son and DiL came to lunch today and DS was, in a jokey way, being rather disparaging about my light-up treasure and suggested I smuggle it into the dustbin. I told him I had kept everything he had made or given me when he was a child, and showed him the glass elephant that came from a glass factory he visited in Kings Lynn, and a little porcelain dish he bought from a flea market with his meagre pocket money for Mother’s Day when he was about the same age as GS. Also the rather ‘rustic’ watch stand he made in a woodwork class at school, and a horrible plate he painted. If he wants to see the rest he will have to go into the loft, but it’s all there. He was then quite chastened! It was good to see them both, and we had a nice roast dinner, a bottle of Rioja, good conversation, and lazed about in the garden. We were supposed to have had rain this afternoon but it has not materialised. Have a pleasant evening, Kitcheners all.
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Good Morning Tuesday 11th August 2026






