Good morning Mick and all from Glasgow. Like Baubles, I can hear the wind and rain so no walk today.
Mick, You seem to have improved health wise. I'm glad you eventually got your food. I'm surprised you weren't given a tracking number to follow the progress of your parcel. I received a DHL parcel delivery yesterday and it arrived earlier than the tracking message promised! I can't complain about that!
However, a parcel which should have been delivered on Monday evening wasn't delivered until yesterday morning and a parcel due to be delivered on Sunday has disappeared. The poor Hermes man told me he had 200 parcels to deliver on Monday evening, but had to give up, as it was too late to complete the delivery.
Also our postman told me that in twenty five years, he hasn't seen anything like it. He is working seven days a week and still the post office yard is full of cages of parcels. They were praying it wouldn't rain.
On Monday, they had been told to deliver parcels only, no letters.
Great news about Iris' progress, that must have given you a all such boost. I wish I had your sewing prowess, GM.
Bella, I was so sad to read your post today and wish there was something we could do to help. Recent events have all played a part in bringing you down. The card business will leave you feeling bad, but now that your card has been stopped, it is the bank's problem. You can rest easy.
Why not have a word with your doctor about how you are feeling.
I shall do a bit of pottering today. I'm going to strip the spare room bed and put new bedding on, in prep for DD coming. She and SIL are having a Covid test today to ensure it is safe for them to come here.
I had to wait, as the bed was covered in Christmas presents and wrapping paper, but everything is wrapped now. This is the earliest I've managed to complete the parcel wrapping.
The only place they go is the pharmacy for my prescriptions, as they are working from home, but they just want to be sure to keep DH and I safe.
I had a very productive day yesterday.
A walk with little heart problems an a batch of baking done: cinammon muffins for DH, ?, florentines and chocolate brownies. I detest cinammon, so of course I needed a treat too!
DH and I plan to watch all our old film favourites from now until Christmas. Last night was, The living Daylights, my favourite Bond film. I do have a little crush on Timothy Dalton, he is on a par with Rufus Sewell. ?
The night before, we watched, Going My Way and as predicted, I sobbed as always at then end, when Barry Fitzgerald's elderly mother arrived from Ireland. I'm a big softie at heart. ? DH finds it highly amusing. ?
Wishing all those with sadness and pain, the strength to get through today.
Good luck with your appointment today, my dear Sassanach pal, Kate.
Borrheid, if you are reading this, the Victorian style villas, are the ones between the Inn and the railway station. The ?displays were such a disappointment. ☹
Take everyone. Missing, our Gilly, Sark and Mellow Yellow. I'm uneasy when regulars disappear.