Good morning all from a bright Glasgow, where its 12°C and bright skies.
I was woken at 3am, by the torrential rain. The only upside of that is that DH is delighted by the condition of his front grass!
I just want to say I am delighted to see you still posting GM. The incident yesterday led me to mull over how many people read this thread, but never post. Do they feel we are a closed group and find it difficult to join in? I hope not.
Yesterday, I managed an hour in the garden (with lots of sit downs) and planted my forgotten leeks in the raised bed.
Also, I thinned out my rocket and spinach, so progress has been made.
I then spent the afternoon resting, doing a little sewing. I'm finding it very difficult to adapt to this way of life, but am becoming accepting of it, because things aren't going to improve.
Later, I realised I had not done the new rotas for the various ministries in the parish. For various reasons and the fact that I hate doing them, I had procrastinated!
The rotas are a logistical nightmare, because we have four weekend masses and people are often on holiday.
They are all done now and emailed off, a huge wait off my frazzled mind! 😉
I know I should think of giving up all my parish , but that would mean that I have acknowledged that things are not good. I need to keep brain occupied, so that I don't dwell on things.
Today is the anniversary my BIL's death. My touchy sister in law has asked us to accompany her to Mass in a neighbouring parish, the one we were brought up in, to remember him. My nephew has come up from London to be with her.
I haven't been to Mass for four weeks, due to not feeling up to it, but saying, No, would cause all sorts of problems. I am dreading it, in case I have to go out of Mass, feeling unwell, as happened recently.
I have notes all over the house to remind me that this in biologics day and to take my injection out of the fridge, an hour beforehand.
The first thing DH said, when he brought my cuppa, was INJECTION 😁
Finally, I have some bad news. My friend's son in law, with MND died yesterday, leaving two young children. 😪 We are shocked at the speed at which this cruel disease ravaged his body.
We are a close group, and pre Covid often socialised together at family gatherings. I just can't get my head around it.
Enjoy your day folks.