Good morning from a drizzly but bright Cornwall. I collected Gisèle Pelicot's book from the library first thing yesterday and carried it with me all day, reading it wherever I stopped, and finished it by midnight. Will return it to the library today so the next person on the reserved list can borrow it. A difficult and graphic read, obviously, but very well written and inspiringly translated.
My eldest son flew to Germany yesterday and the plane tipped up as they were disembarking in Berlin. Apparently they should have been directed to two exits and the weight of everyone leaving through one door destabilised the plane. As usual he was unfazed. He and a friend are doing a recce of something to do with WW2. Meanwhile my Mother's Day card and present are in the post apparently.
I went to a Science Fair at my grandchildren's school in the afternoon and saw some wonderful constructions the children had made. The photo is of my grandson's paper-arrow shooter propelled by water. He was confidently demonstrating it to a small crowd. 😁
Today I'll jaunt somewhere but no idea where yet but I feel St Ives calling, as usual, especially as I now have an annual pass to the Tate. 😍
Good morning from bright and frosty South Lanarkshire.
Yesterday morning’s snow was washed away by heavy rain by mid afternoon, thank goodness.
My young friend and I had a great catch up immediately after she had done the school run which was a little later than planned as the school had put out a message saying there would be a delayed start due to staff having difficulties with the road conditions. The message went out so late though that many children were already on their way.
The orthopaedic doctor was happy with DH’s wound, his knee is very red and swollen though, DD helpfully said it looks like a gammon joint. 
Doctor thinks it’s an allergic reaction to the dressings.
My hair is now collar length, much shorter than I’ve worn it in many years. I’m not sure how I’ll manage styling it as it’s thick and unruly, I will consult YouTube.
I’m off out mid morning for a coffee with a friend, she’s picking me up.
Nice to have a visit from your sister Mick.
gM hope you feel better soon.
Happy birthday to you Georgesgran.
Wishing everyone a good day.
Good morning from a sunny but chilly Black Country, where we obviously had frost overnight.
Had a major clear out of clothes yesterday and now have 2 bags full to donate to charity shop!
Then Hairdresser for a dry cut. Just a trim and tidy up really.
Main plan today is to sort out clothes to pack for our trip to Fuerteventura.
Happy Birthday Georgesgran 
Hoping you feel a lot better today gM with some rest and relaxation.
FGT enjoy your time with your precious DGD.
Good morning everyone from sunny Lancashire.
It was quieter last night, we slept better. So nice waking up to blue skies and birdsong. MrB and I have had a lovely walk around the Dock, just enjoying the fresh air. It takes very little to make me happy and this morning I am very happy.
Happy birthday Georgesgran.
As always, thinking of those with troubles in their lives.
Wishing you a good day whatever you’re doing. 🌹
Good morning from Sheffield
Happy birthday Georgesgran.
Grandmattie I hope you feel better soon.
We are off into Sheffield city Centre today. They have built a pop-up planetarium in the centre so we’ve got tickets to see that.
Our friends are here from Birmingham. They’re coming with us and then we shall go to Turtle Bay for tea so a very enjoyable day today and the sun is shining.
Best wishes to all , take care.
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