Spur of the moment decisions and actions

I tend not to be an impulse buyer. I think things through
BUT
Just after Easter I bought a skirt on impulse in M&S, not a shop I use much, then a few weeks ago, in Tesco, another shop I do not use much, I saw the light polo neck and knitted cardigan that were the perfect match, so again I impulse bought, I showed it to DD who said, in an admiringway, that outfit was so me.

I am just waiting for the weaather to get colder enough for me to wear it.

At 74, I’m taking advantage of as many holiday offers as I can. DH hated holidays, but encouraged me to go anywhere I wanted, but other than married DD2, I had no-one to go with. Then DH’s bro-in-law died and I started to go away with his sister. Almost 10 years ago, my friend divorced, making her free too. So now, after DH died in ‘21, I’m lucky to enjoy 3 holidays a year.
Yesterday, after brief texts with S-in-Law, I shot off to TUI and booked us a week in Cyprus later this month.

I was on holiday in Ireland August 2003, loved it, decided it would be a great place to live (my husband's home town). Moved 2 months later. Still here almost 22 years later. No regrets

Good stuff. Just yesterday my DD was urging me to book as many holidays as I wanted and to get as many cats as I could before we're too old or unwell to enjoy them. Not sure what to make of that but it was kind of her. I think.
Meanwhile I can't think where I fancy going and neither can DH.

Great work, nanna8 - we are more likely to regret the things we haven't done, as we age, than things done. Carpe Dien and all that.

Driven 150 miles to surprise someone.