Good morning all. Thank goodness the weather has calmed down on the Angus coast - really strong winds yesterday afternoon and evening, with equally heavy rain in the evening. Today the bedding is in the washing machine ready to be hung out - very much a case of grab the moment just now never mind whether it needs washing or not
Sorry to hear about your mum Pittcity, but glad you can share the worries with siblings. I'm fast approaching the age when I too will be a burden to my children, although very well and fit at the moment ..... It gives me pause for thought when I read of the problem 'from the other side', so to speak.
The intensity of those blue skies, Ginny!
Brook those lights! And it must have been lovely to be part of those celebrations.
Grandmattie it's a difficult time and although I've been there - in 1994 after DH was killed and then six years ago when my partner and my son-in-law died of unexpected heart attacks just four days apart - I can't really remember writing the Christmas cards those years. Probably just a little note to the effect of "You'll be sad to learn ......". Just keep on in there, you're doing so well 💐
What a sweet girl your friend's DD is Grandmabatty - you'll remember her with every whiff of the candle over Christmas.
Now off I go, full of bustle and intent, to get things done around here. Have a lovely Sunday everyone, and I hope you get to your church service Ash.