Good morning all from a cloudy Glasgow, where it is 11°C.
Good to hear you so upbeat Mizuna, I wish you a speedy recovery.
Pants, I am so envious of your trip, 💚 Enjoy!
GM, DS video called from Portugal, to say it was raining. I laughingly said that I knew he wouldn't have a rain jacket. Mum, I know we used to laugh when you took jackets and a brolly to Spain, when it was 40°C, but old habits die hard.
We have jackets and a brolly. 🤣
Yesterday, we had a lovely visit down the wild and wet Ayrshire Coast with DS and Babydoll. It was blowing a hoolie!
After being stuck in a traffic jam for what seemed ages, I am hoarse this morning, due to singing every children's song I know on repeat, trying to pacify our usually content wee darling, who just isn't herself.
We treated ourselves to chips, only to be dive bombed by seagulls, who chased us as we retreated to the car.
DH and I were unashamedly smug, when a screaming Babydoll (poor wee lamb) absolutely refused to go into her car seat and DS became more and more frustrated.
We have waited forty two years for this Karma. DS cried non stop until he was four years old and any trip in the car was hell on earth.
Babydoll was upset, because she wanted to continue walking in her first pair of proper shoes, which I had just bought and brought with us to try on her.
Largs has lots of charity shops, however I knew I had no hope of having a rummage.
However, just as DH was racing on ahead with the pram and me falling further and further behind, to my utter astonishment, DS asked if I wanted to go into a huge charity shop, while he got a coffee. Bliss!!
A gentle day ahead, before church this evening. The usual Saturday routine: pluck up courage to do my (very painful injection), send out Parish bulletin and update the website.
Wishing you all a pleasant day and praying Gingster's DD' is improving.