Ann ??. While H is away, you will have the time and space to evaluate the situation realistically and I am glad you have accepted, for the sake of your health and well being, that things can’t carry on as they are. As you say, that it should come to this, after so many years of happiness, is sad indeed. I am very glad to hear that your GD is better. She is a diamond.
Gq lovely photographs. We love Bamburgh and it’s dunes and castle. My DS and missus were up there recently for the first time and he similarly fell in love with Northumberland, though his wife is a Geordie lass and was already in love with it!
We have been summoned by GS to an exhibition of the Year 6 Viking Museum exhibition at school this afternoon. Mum and Dad are working so we are ‘it’. It has been their year 6 project and I am greatly looking forward to it as he and I talked a lot about it this term. I am wondering, though, whether he will be able to stay awake, as they were down in London this weekend, burning the candle at both ends at Wimbledon and the World Athletics Championships, and got up at some god awful hour this morning to travel back as DD had to be at work for nine! Her employers originally allowed her book a morning’s leave today - and two weeks ago, they changed their minds even though there will be plenty of cover. She usually works from 0730 on Monday, but they generously allowed her to come in at nine! I can’t tell you how incensed I have been about this, and other things related to this new job she has. It seems to be a very one sided working relationship. Her employers don’t deserve her. I said I would rather she got in late and got the sack than risk their necks haring up the motorway. Anyway, I have got that off my chest! They are here; they are safe.
It looks very much as if we will have some rain this afternoon. Much needed; I am not complaining. It was so hot last night, and I had to shut the window at half past three because for a while now, there has, during the hours of darkness, been a strange humming sound pervading our estate and if you happen to be awake, it is maddening. You can’t hear it during the day at all and in order not to hear it at night, you have to close the windows. We can only think that it is either something to do with the street lighting, or it is the sound of a generator of some kind down on the new building site at the bottom end. It has only really been noticeable since they got going. So maybe GS will not be the only one sleeping through the Viking invasion!
Sorry for the bit of a rant. I will look in later.
Mega dinghies transport 230 migrants in one go. 80,000 arrived under Labour.




. Take care everyone, particularly those who are 'low' for whatever reason.

