Goodness! You need to be fit to be unwell Auntieflo. I hope all your tests bring good results 
Good morning All. My goodness*Mick*, that was an exciting day - though maybe not the right sort of excitement! I'm glad all went well though and all's well now.
It's a grey cool day here on the Angus coast, the sort of grey that you know isn't going to lift. But never mind, yesterday was absolutely glorious. The cool breeze was still there but wasn't 'swirling' and the patio was sheltered, as was the bench down beside the pond. On days like that I feel so blessed, and content with my lot.
Grammaretto I was sad to read yesterday that your DMiL had passed away. You will miss her . also to gingster and Oops as your daughters continue to struggle.
And of course Urms and her DH are always thought about.
Mizuna I hope you didn't overdo things yesterday and continue to recover from your op.
I have nothing planned for today - except to go and get another layer of clothes on as I'm feeling decidedly chilly already!
I hope everybody has a lovely day (I haven't read any posts yet except Mick's) and the sun shines wherever you are x
Good morning all from the Scottish Borders.
A chilly start for the last day of May.
The May blossom is out and blackbirds are singing.
I must say thanks for your kind condolences on the death of dear MiL
I was at a different funeral yesterday and afterwards my NZ cousins arrived.
I took them to the folk club but realised they won't be able to walk far so shall now change my plans for what to do with them. that sounds awful
They are both in their 80s .
Your day up the watter sounds perfectMarydoll and what a wee honey you have 
Yours too Harrigran
Nice to see you are settling in gMattie
And that Mick is being kept an eye on.
Have the best day you can everyone.
Hugs for those with troubles.
Good morning from a cloudy Glasgow, its 11°C.
Glad to hear you have been checked over Mick and back home safe and sound.
Yesterday we had a lovely visit doon the watter, it was glorious and Prestwick wasn't too busy.
A wee wander round the shops, a delicious lunch in our favourite restaurant, (DH foolishly suggested Greggs, 🤬) a gentle stroll along the prom, with frequent rests and finally an ice cream, eaten while sitting on the sea wall.
I discovered a baby boutique, which was closing down, with beautiful clothes and ridiculously low prices. Of course, I couldn't resist and Babydoll has a new outfit for today. 😉
I would probably have bought half the shop, if Mr MDoll hadn't intervened
We decided to make a detour and visit Babydoll on the way home.
We took a short cut over the Glennifer Braes, where we had the most stunning views of the whole of Glasgow and Paisley, all the way to the Erskine Bridge.
We passed the car park, at the top of the Braes, named by locals, as The car park in the sky, where DH and I did much of our courting. 
. You can see all the way to Ben Lomond. We felt quite nostalgic.
A good few hours were spent at DS2's, with DH and I in competition, with who was to hold baby. She is starting to focus now and respond to our voices. 😍
As per doctor's orders, after too much busyness, today will be a day of rest and DH is insisting, I do what I am told. I have to admit to feeling exhausted today, so I will have no problems, lazing in the garden. However, it was all worth it!
Thinking of all the poorlies, who are struggling and hoping Mr Urms isn't suffering the effects of yesterday.
Everyone here seems so busy, enjoy all your activities., whatever your plans.
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