Oh Brook, as you say they is always something isn't there? I hope she feels better soon, Christmas will be a good distraction I expect too.
Redcar... You are good doing all your ironing, while searching out the Christmas Decs in the basement I came across my ironing pile that included the shirt that DH wore at out wedding 6 months ago. Eeek.
Blossoming , It's lovely to read that you are back to your daily walks and waving to the Santa Trains. Whenever we visit Dunster and the West Somerset steam trains pass by I wave like mad and always think of Jenny Agutter shouting 'Daddy my Daddy at the end of the Railway Children.
NannyT...from past experience it might be a wee bit of a waste of time tidying up with littlies and a dog arriving đ±
Granmarie.. What a lovely present from your sisters. I hope you have had a lovely time and road tested lots of Gluhwein. Safe journey
home.
GG... That's not nice to have to be on steroids, if only they had listened to you earlier. I hope you feel better soon and are able to enjoy the festivities.
Safe journey to my neck of the woods RAHM, I hope the cakes survive the journey ok too.
UTBB...Well done for surviving a supermarket, we could hardly move in Aldi and Waitrose... You'd have thought a famine was imminent rather than a 2 day break in shops opening. Enjoy your stilton, I have to say cheese made with coconut oil sounds particularly revolting.
Jax.... Every day you'll see and feel a little improvement and getting your appetite back is brilliant news. You can enjoy all the lovely Christmas goodies ( and even better you won't have to cook them đ)
We have come away in MoHo Maeve and are spending Christmas in Pembrokeshire. We saw a sign yesterday that said' You me and the dogs ' and that describes us perfectly.
MoHo Maeve is very luxurious I have to admit and we have some sort of awning thing( I call it the annex) which has made a huge difference as the dogs can be towelled dry etc rather than actually in the Moho. It's also good for dumping wet coats and muddy sandy boots. I cant remember if I told you all about my bargain buy from the charity shop...it was a brand new still in its packaging dress like thing made out of a sort of soft snuggly teddy bear material. Is that a oodie?
Anyway if you had told me 2 years ago that I would be walking to a shower block wearing such item and spending Christmas in a MoHo I'd have declared you insane but I did and I am.
DH said the jury is still out on his opinion of my Pooh Bear outfit...he said it could all change if there was something exciting underneath it on Christmas day.!!!! I think the look on my face told him all he needed to know!!!!!
I had my weepy day ( missing Christmas joys of past with my girls and Grandsons) last Friday, DH blames himself for the estrangement which is wrong and I didn't want him feeling bad so I told him I was crying because of the hip pain and dodgy hormones due to a change in HRT.
I gave myself a good talking to and slapped on 2 patches instead of 1 and I felt much better the next day. It will always hurt but I am very blessed in so many other ways. Watching the dogs careering across the beach at my beloved Tenby yesterday with DH at my side ( making sure my dodgy hip didn't give way) my heart was full.
Just between you and me I did pack a little red number to wear under the oodie on Christmas morning too. Oops to much information probably but I bet it made you all smile. đ
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