Good morning all from a partly sunny Glasgow, where its 6°C.
Your certainly are a devoted grandmother, GM. What a lucky wee boy,
Corner, last year, my vaccine record was mistakenly deleted, along with my CEV status, so I was unable to get my booster.
It had to go to a specialised team to reinstate everything. It took weeks to sort.
Thank goodness, someone showed common sense in your case.
Yesterday was a day off faffing about, which did me the world of good, before my busy sactistan duties at the Vigil Mass.
Much to my delight, a reluctant Dollie was there.
During Mass, she moved in for a cuddle, I bent my head towards her and my earring got caught in her hair.
My head was bent at a 45° angle, unable to move! DH of course was oblivious, while the people behind me were in stitches.
It didn't help that we were sitting at the front and I was trying to inconspicuously, to release myself, without a fuss!
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When I came to sit down, just before Mass, Dollie asked me why the church were having a birthday party for me and she hadn't been invited.
It turned out that she had been reading the parish newsletter, which said: A family day with Mary, Sunday, 14th May. That is my birthday, so she assumed the Bishop was coming to my party.
It was actually a Diocesan fun day for families, held in our extensive church grounds, to honour Mary, the mother of God!
My family found the coincidence very amusing!
We are off to see Babydoll this morning, so I'm looking forward to it. I keep picking up bits and pieces for her, I can't help myself. I must restrain myself!
Of course, my beloved Dollie hasn't been forgotten either!
Not read all the posts, so I shall lie in bed reading them, before facing the day.
Ginny, enjoy your me time and GM, not long now!
Happy Sunday all.