Good morning all from a cloudy Glasgow, where its 12°C. We have yet more rain forecast in a few hours. Good to hear you are making progress Mick.
GM, you sound as if you had a lovely day with your friends. An early night for you tonight, GMBatty, you will be exhausted by tonight.
DH is golfing and I am having a rest day, the dizziness came back with a vengeance yesterday afternoon and lasted for hours. I am lulled into a false sense of security, then WHAM! A two hour doze, did nothing to alleviate it. 😔
I'm finding it difficult to come to terms that this will be the norm now, as my heart continues to fail. There is so much I want to still do.
I had a lovely morning yesterday. The parish priest of the church we were at, was the former assistant priest in my own parish, so we had a good old natter.
My sister in law called a lady over to speak to me and introduced me by my maiden name. It turned out we had been in primary school together and I hadn't her in over fifty years. She looked nothing like her younger self and I hadn't a clue, who she was.
Some good old reminiscing was done. DH was gradually losing patience. Going by previous experience, he should have realised that I would treat it as a social event. 😂
It all felt a strange and discombobulated, because I could see both my mum and my MIL's homes from the church, but felt like an interloper, who no longer belonged.
At church, I heard of the death of the husband of a devoted couple, the wife whom I've known from school and also a former teaching colleague. They had no children, were inseperable and had just sold their house to downsize. The husband told his wife he was going for a lie down and never woke up. Carpe Diem, indeed!
I'm finding all these recent bereavements quite unsettling!!!
I need to find a suitable outfit for SIL's brother's funeral tomorrow.
After Mass, we had tea and scones in a local country house hotel, where DD should have had her cancelled, lockdown wedding. There had been a wedding the previous day and many guests had stayed overnight.
I felt quite sad for DD, who never got to wear her beautiful dress.
I'm actually being foolish and sentimental, for her garden wedding was one of the nicest I have ever been to, albeit socially distanced with me having to shield. DD was the happiest I've ever seen her. 🥰
I wish you all a pleasant day and safe travels to Ash and Rose andLilac.,
As always the poorlies are in my thoughts and prayers.