Good morning all from a cloudy and damp Glasgow, where it's currently 12 °C
Glad to hear of a better day GM, but agree, NHS beaurocracy can so frustrating at times. The last thing sick people and their carers need is to be chasing all over the place for essential items. I hope you both have a gentle day today.
Dragonfly, that's the worse thing about bruising, it looks worse before it gets better, have you any arnica handy? I hope it isn't too painful.
I once had to do a parents' evening with a black eye, which was at that yellowing stage. As much as they tried, the parents couldn't take their eyes off it. You can imagine the parent chat in the playground, the next day. ?
I am going to gloss over yesterday's anarchy and chaos, it was worse than anticipated, with DD stressed and divaesque and me in tears, with sheer exhaustion and frustration. She still hasn't grasped how little I can do and is in denial about my poor prognosis. She thinks I'm still the hyperactive mum of twenty years ago.
I'm off to church as relief sacristan, because the chief sacristan is on holiday. It will be a relief and a place of sanctuary in the original sense of the word. There are two sacristans on duty on a Sunday, because we have back to back masses and the timing is tight.
I'm looking forward to a catch up with the other sacristan, a young friend, whom I get on very well with and at the same time do some safeguarding business.
DD has offered to cook Sunday dinner, I may hide in the conservatory, to stop me interfering. On second thoughts, I can't, SIL will be ensconced in there, reading my Sunday papers! He loves that room, better than I do! ?
Have the best day you can, everyone, Greyduster, enjoy your curry and time with your family. Sounds very relaxing.