Good morning all from a cloudy Glasgow, where it is 7°C.
What a pity about the jelly, GM. I have never tasted quince.
Even when I was much fitter, I could never managed five days of childminding, Bella. I know you adore your boys and love having them, but you need to look after your own wellbeing too. Your daughter is very fortunate that she has such a loving and supportive mum.
Yesterday, everything that could have gone wrong at church, went wrong. I ended up in tears, when a parishioner had a go at me for something, which was not my fault. It really upset me because, I had supported her when she was in an abusive marriage. Usually, I just smile, but I'm quite fragile at the moment.
She was horrified at how upset I was, saying she thought I was such a strong woman, when I actually am not. She did apologise, but my day was ruined.
Mizuna, such a pity that the man was so unwelcoming. It does not excuse his attitude, however, we will never know, what happened prior to him snapping at you. If someone has spoken to me yesterday after what happened, I would probably have been sharp too.
What our parishioners forget, is that we are all volunteers, glad to give up our time, but we are not employees.
The young sacristan was also subjected to unpleasantness yesterday. However, these people may be quick to complain, but rarely volunteer to support us.
Today, I'm off to Mass and deal with the issues raised by the parishioner. She was correct to complain, but if her group had alerted us sooner, we could have pre-empted most of the problems.
I have to go and get spare keys made for parish hall. Like watch batteries, I am horrified at the cost. On that note, I changed the batteries on two of DH's Swatch watches yesterday it probably cost about 50p each.😂
I haven't had time to read the posts, just skimmed, because I need to get a move on. I will enjoy reading them later.
Susan, I know what you mean about being overwhelmed. I hope your appointment goes well today.
Happy Monday, everyone.