Good morning all from a cloudy Glasgow, where it is 13°C.
You sound as if you are thoroughly enjoying yourself, LLFL,
What lovely bride and it must have been wonderful to have an outdoor wedding.
GMBatty, I have been where you are and it takes its toll on your mental and physical wellbeing. Take care!
Today is my last day covering the sacristan, who has been lost holidaying in the South of France for a month and I'm so glad. It has been very tiring covering him. Getting up and out alone is exhausting for me, but it has its benefits.
I had become very solitary and the social interraction has done me a power of good.
I can now get on with my other less strenuous duties. The PP, who is oblivious as to how much we all pull together and do to keep the parish running, enqired last night, why I hadn't finished an admin job, he was very sorry he even dared to ask!
After showing him the 20+ washed, ironed and starched surplices and detailing other jobs I had done, there wasn't another peep from him!
Part of the problem is that I look so well and cover up how serious my ill health is, that no allowances are made. I need to be more upfront and say NO. I am working on it.
I don't wish to appear as a poor soul to my fellow parishioners and if I were to detail everything that is wrong, people would thing I was making it up and just looking for attention. I am embarrassed at how weak I have become. Irrational, I know! 
I altered the sleeves of one dress yesterday, it looks much nicer. I have a trickier one to do today and need to alter the trousers I wore last night. They are a tad too long for my liking, but need to be long enough to hid my my puffy ankles. 😉
Karma and GM, I am in awe of your needlework skills and a also tad envious!
Enjoy your day folks, whatever your plans.
As always, I will remember the poorlies at church.