Good morning Mick and all, chilly here in Glasgow.
GM, I hope all goes well for Iris today, it's been a long journey.
The father of the groom is off for his kilt fitting today, I cannot trust him to go on his own, so I shall accompany him. DS2 will never forgive me, if DH gets it wrong!
Normally, I would squeeze in a bit of retail therapy, but our town has become a ghost town, since the local department store shut down. Anyway, I'm very uncomfortable, out and about at the moment.
I have insisted on driving, because the parking spaces are tight for DH's car and we end up going round in circles looking for a suitable space. It usual ends in a few choice words. I however, have my secret parking places, right in the town centre, which saves the pressure my painful hip and foot!
Fortunately, I have left out my running shoes, as he always behaves as if, he is in a sprint.
All moaning aside, my beloved spouse has surpassed himself and more than made up for his recent misdemeanours. I won't mention the spilled coffee grains over the boiled rice
I had been footering about upstairs and came down to find a fully built garden pot stand in the living room. I will gloss over the trail of destruction.
I hadn't got round to asking him to build it, but had devised a cunning plan. When it had been delivered, I left it in our porch, because I couldn't lift it. Leaving it across the front door, meant his lordship couldn't fail to miss it and had to lift it out of the way, in order to get out.
# wily gran!
The best is yet to come. DH had overheard DD and I discussing the merits the new multi function Ninja. My daughter has an earlier version, but was raving about the new one. She thought it would be a good idea for me, since I love to cook, but some days, I'm just not well enough. I felt I couldn't justify the cost, a considered purchase, as they say on QVC and said I would need to think about it.
At 5.30pm, the doorbell rang and on the top step was a huge box, which I couldn't lift.
This is is what was inside! He is indeed a kind and generous man. ?
Wishing you a pleasant day and those with worries find the strength to cope with their burden.