Good morning all from an Angus coast where there is a thick mist in the hollow below. In fact I feel in splendid isolation up here with my head above the clouds! The clouds will win, sadly, and rain is forecast soon.
So glad your upcoming appointments are 'just what the doctor ordered' for you Mick.
Pleased and relieved for you that your journey yesterday went well grandmattie, and what a lovely welcome. Your time for a bit of pampering and cosseting.
Greyduster happy birthday for yesterday. Those 'firsts' in the first year are so very hard, so I'm glad you had family to enfold you. My 'first' birthday came just three weeks after DH was killed and I can still, after so many years, feel the cold and desolation of that day.
Urms I would love September to be with us every month of the year! I have 'September envy'!
Enjoy your holiday brook and safe travels.
Yesterday's pre tai chi workshop meeting here went well and proved that we hadn't diverged in our teaching as much as I had feared. In fact not at all really! We're very different in our approaches though! Anyway the order of the day, and its content, were quickly and easily agreed upon. Just two of us are doing the teaching this time, with the others helping on the shop floor, as it were. So I had better get thinking and practicing! Obviously I love it, or I wouldn't be so immersed in it - so it will be an enjoyable weekend.
My 'baby' DGD thoroughly enjoyed her 17th birthday yesterday - and her first drive on the actual roads. Now all she has to do is get to the top of her driving instructor's waiting list - which might take a while unfortunately.
Now off I must go and climb reluctantly out of my full length 'ooded oodie into my winter layers of clothing. The temperature in the garden room has soared to the giddy heights of 14° now so it's probably safe to do so without getting frost bite!
Enjoy your day everyone, and healing vibes and a gentle hug or two for those who need them x