Good morning all, from a proper Autumn morning here in Glasgow. This is my favourite time of the year!.
I was saddened to hear about your daughter Gingster, what a terrible ordeal, it made me quite tearful reading it.
Yesterday, didn't go to plan, and the day was over before I realised it.
I was late getting out, our PP contacted me about some parish business, which is troubling us. It's been preying on my mind for days.
By the time I got to Sainsbury's it was busy, which makes me unsettled. I'm still so wary of being in busy places.
They had a homeware sale on.?
You will be pleased to hear that I wasn't seduced, but did buy some pretty half price candles as gifts.
DIL travelled all the way to the fresher's event she was running, only to be refused entry, along with other organisations, by the University, saying it was inappropriate, due to the death of the Queen.
She was raging that they hadn't advised her in advance and had wasted her time and precious petrol. She may also lose a day's wages.?
This meant that we weren't required to take Dollie to ballet lessons.
However, we did pick her up from school. Standing at the far end of the playground, I heard a little fishwife, screaming, Thats my gran!!.?
I heard my name being called, it was the school secretary from my old school picking up her grandson. I haven't seen her since the day I first went off sick. Mr MD's face fell, he knew it was going to be a long afternoon! ?
It did mean, we got to spend time with DS and DIL, when we dropped her off. The best part of all, Dollie is coming for a sleepover in a few weeks.
Busy day ahead,
I plan to use the windfall apples today and also and make dulche de leche ice cream, (for me) with fragments of cinder toffee through it. I love experimenting.
DS1 is coming to watch the football straight from work this evening and also having dinner with us.
This is the first time since he got married fifteen years ago, that he has had dinner alone with us. I'm quite excited! I never get a chance to see him alone, a certain little fishwife, is always glued to his side.
I'm doing the fussy mum thing, making all his favourites! ?
I have made a bit of a faux pax. Yesterday, DH suggested we treat the family to lunch in our favourite restaurant. This is so unlike DH, he would rather have these things at home.
My failing health and low mood seem to have moved him to action.
I had to book it by phone last night, as the online system wouldn't allow me. What a palaver. The person taking the booking, got into a right muddle.
I booked for eleven people and rightly so, had to pay a deposit.
The thing is, there are only nine of us!!! ?
A phone call to the restaurant is required!
Wishing you all a pleasant day, and hoping for better news tomorrow from Gingster.