Happy to log on after a short break in London. I've missed you all. Have masses to catch up on. Will need to return later to tell you all about our trip. For all the pain of the journey down, it was a marvellous treat and we've returned with some sooper memories.
I've been battling for most of the morning to log in to my hotmail account, and also my Gransnet account! I've never had to log in since I first joined, because I never log out, but today I've been asked to log in to ALL my online accounts. It's lucky I'm at work so had an alternative email address to have my hotmail password sent to, because obviously it was pointless them sending it to my hotmail account if I couldn't get into it.......[frustrated emoticon]
That's certainly all most people would wish for, I'm sure, when - I'm really glad your sister has somewhere so caring to stay, and glad that it has relieved the pressure on you and your family a little.
Thank you, lovely peeps! At last I have come to understand why so many people do not fear death, and simply ask to be comfortable with the people who love them near at hand.
love to when, have trodden that sad path and know its hurt x have been to lunch with good friend, have to say food sadly disappointing, but company good. then called and fed my lovely new granddaughter, aw , now watching the heavens throw it down again, roll on summer
Windy morning, wet afternoon, some now. Lunch with friend and now doing penance for a very nice chocolate torte. [guilty emoticon]. Got the sewing machine out to shorten a shower curtain - shower is over the bath and the ceiling slopes - which was accomplished with much cursing. Now I can get rid of the very manky old plastic curtain. Hope it's OK in recycling bin. Now getting ready for arrival of DS1 and family tomorrow afternoon.