Good morning all from Glasgow, where its 5°C and cloudy.
Ash, that's more positive news. If there was a concern, you wouldn't be allowed to drive. My clinicians are very prompt in stopping me driving, because they have a legal obligation to do so.
My quiet day yesterday turned out to be full on and I really wasn't up for it.
We picked up Dollie from school and I dropped off mountains of craft material. There is more to come!
I asked if any staff were studying the Romans and was told a member of staff is desperately looking for materials, which means I can get rid of even more stuff!!
I told the PP I was doing a Swedish death clean, he was horrified, when I explained what is was.
DIL phoned to say she was stuck at work, could we give Dollie her dinner? No problem and off I toddled to have a rake in the garage freezer. Unfortunately, it had broken down, leaving me with mountains of unusable food. I could have wept!
Much of my Christmas food was in that freezer.
DS messaged to say he would come for her ladyship instead of DiL, then messaged to say Glasgow was gridlocked, so it was back to DIL.
Then DIL phoned to say, she was also stuck in traffic.
Dollie was delighted, for she had no intention of going home anyway.
At this point DD appeared to see if I needed a hand to dispose of the wasted food. There were only two salvageable items, stewed apples and chicken breasts, that's tonight's dinner!
I had the bright idea of making crumble with the apples. Unfortunately, when I returned from the meet up, I found my kitchen scales smashed on the utility room floor. DH was the only person at home and of course he had heard nothing 😉
I had to guess the measurements for the crumble!
DH is golfing and on his return, we are meeting DIL and Babydoll after her swimming lesson at the garden centre for lunch. DIL is a wild swimmer and baby has taken to swimming like a duck to water.
A safe journey, Grammaretto, you are well travelled this week.
Harri, I hope you hear better news of your sister.
When I said GMBatty gave me a row, I was joking and didn't mean to cause any offense, it was said with affection.
Have the best of days, folks.
P.S I liked the joke Maw.
As similar one is:
A man is sitting in the barber's chair and the barber asks,:
Comfy?
Ah come fae Govan.