Good morning all from a sunny Glasgow, where it is 7°C.
I know what you mean, Ash. Glad you made it out and about.
Today DD and I are off to the Ideal Home show, we have managed to get free tickets. We have made no plans for lunch or what we will do after, just going with the flow, depending how I feel. DH will drive me to the station and two connecting trains will get me there, so not much walking involved!
I have had a stern word with myself, not to come back with useless gadgets. 😉
We plan to celebrate DD's new job. After being made redundant from her job of twenty years and being unemployed since Christmas, she was offered a job in the Civil Service yesterday.
Yesterday was full, on, but BabyD was delightful.
(Well most of the time.)
DS looked worried when her arrived with her. His FIL, who helps with childminding, had a silent heart attack in London the other day.
The day after he got home, he went for an eight mile walk, oblivious to the fact he had suffered a heart attack,
He is now in Coronary Care.
What a lucky man he is!
We had a laugh in the chemist, when the pharmacist warned me not to sunbathe, nor use tanning salons, while using the medication for the lesions.
I never did that in the first place, fat lot of good being careful did me!
When I arrived at the Safeguarding meeting, I saw someone beckoning me. It was my long lost sister in law, whom we haven't seen for ages.
She falls out with people on a regular basis and harbours grudges for years.
Despite having helped look after her late husband on a daily basis, she ditched us when he died.
None of us received a Christmas card last year and neither a birthday nor Christmas gift for Dollie, when she and my BIL previously spoiled her.
We have absolutely no idea, what we have done this time!
The strangest thing was that she behaved as if nothing had happened.
As I entered the meeting, the Bishop and Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor were at the door greeting everyone. The Advisor said to Bishop, I know I should not have favourites, but this is my favourite Diocesan Safeguarding Co-ordintor, and proceeded to give me the warmest embrace.
Another co-ordinator came in and also hugged me, wishing me a happy birthday.
Little gestures like this are just what I need in my present fragile state.
Many of our former parish priests were there and I was shocked at how much they had aged.
Then I remembered, I am also elderly and must have looked old to them!🤣
Best wishes to all and hoping Baubles, your day went well yesterday.
GM, enjoy your lunch!
Have a good day folks, whatever your plans.