Good morning all from a dark Glasgow. It's a wee bit warmer than yesterday's -2° at 7°C.
DH is golfing, but I'm not sure what to be up to today. He is worried about me going out, due to the rise in Covid cases.
Well, yesterday was a bit of an unexpectedly interesting day!
DH was cutting the back grass, when he came into say he had found something in the grass. It looked like a tarnished old penny, but on closer inspection it turned out to be a Roman coin!
Where on earth did it come from. Now DH does have a penchant for collecting bits and pieces of Roman fake artifacts, so I suggested it could be his. He insisted he had nothing like that in his collection of crap.?
We spent most of the day guessing how it got there, when suddenly it dawned on me!?
I had been looking for a large plastic box to put DH's dismantled PC in and found one in the garage. It had my name on it, so was obviously a souvenir from my teaching days. I had taken it into the garden and given it a good clean.
I realised that this had been my Romans teaching box, full of long discarded materials. The coin must have been stuck in a corner. Cue one disappointed husband, who thought the Romans must have been in ourg garden two thousand years ago!?
Some of you may be reading the School motto thread.
Last night I received a PM from a poster I had never heard of. At first I thought it may be another scam one from Will, Simon or his pals, wanting to know me better!?
It turned out the lady went to the same convent school as me. I left in 1973, she in 1959. She said I was just a wean, which I found very amusing!?
About five minutes later, there was a PM from another user, saying that she too had been at the same school.
The username and number made me very certain, that I might know the person.
When I was in sixth year in school, there was a group of four of us, who were friends. That user was one of them and I hadn't seen nor heard from her in over forty years!!
What a lovely surprise to hear from her after all that time!?
Wishing everyone a pleasant day and thinking especially of our Gilly.