Just catching up before Easter weekend is here (although all today I’ve thought it was Friday, not Thursday).
I hope you’re feeling brighter now, Annsixty.
Granmarie, you’ll have to explain skiddling to me! I’m making a guess it means splashing water? 💦 The funeral sounds as though was as peaceful as it could be. 
Trains, Blossoming! I love old trains. Hope you’re feeling better now.
I’m so glad your DOH is feeling much better, Neine and a,so that your meeting went well.
Rosie’sMaw my ds1 was born on the Saturday of Easter weekend, 49 years ago! I could see the snow falling outside from the delivery room window. ❄️ It’s his birthday tomorrow. I just pray that we will be able to celebrate many more with him, my darling boy.
How lovely that Baggs and the Soops have seen each other. I hope the hospital appts went well.
Yay, Jaxjackie to the mended knee! That’s been a long haul.
Great that the injection is now working, Yia.
What a carry on to get home, Brook. I hope youre safely back in your own home by now.
Another busy week here, what with grandchildren, the flood stuff and getting ready for Easter. Dd and family are coming over tomorrow. Although it’s Good Friday and fish is traditional, we’re having a roast chicken, with new potatoes and fresh veg. The children will eat that and as dd is doing other things all weekend, it’s our main Easter gathering. I’ve made a lemon and elderflower cake, too, it just needs icing.
I had a phone appt this week with a speech and language therapist about my frightening choking episode back in January. It’s her specialty and she was so helpful and reassuring. I feel as though the whole thing can be put to bed now that I understand what happened, and that it’s very unlikely to reoccur. I Also gained some interesting knowledge. Your vocal cords are about the length of the half moon on your thumb nail. I’d imagined they were about the size of the average elastic band but in fact they’re tiny! She explained that they have four functions - speech, keeping objects out of your airways, coughing and another I’ve forgotten, which is astonishing for such little things.
The weather has been pretty atrocious. Like others we’ve had so much rain and we’ve barely seen the sun, it’s so grey all the time. There are more flowers peeking through in the garden so that’s a plus.
For our Scottish Kitcheners, you might have heard that Perth has a new museum opening on Saturday, the main artefact being the Stone of Scone (or Destiny). It’s garnered good reviews on the BBC and in the UK papers. I shall pay a visit once the initial rush has died down. www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2024/mar/28/perth-museum-review-a-magical-display-of-rampant-unicorns-and-naked-picts
Have an enjoyable Easter everyone. TOYA. Xxx