Oh nadateturbe you poor soul. A trial indeed. Yes, I do always feel you are with us, and that music is one of the greatest balms for the soul, for some of us. Love back xx.
You bet I bought some nice stuff HVDY - more below.
It must have been a delightful - but tiring day, in the heat. Live music too -wow.
Thats the trouble with A and e, isnt it Sweetpeasue its a daunting experience unless your GP has deemed fit to ring ahead. Yes - Amazon is wonderful. I know we “should” be looking at UK alternatives - but it really is just too good, too helpful, so much one needs, and quickly. I smiled when I read about the cool of the shop, as that just what I thought today. My tum is on hold and huge because of todays excitements and events, just have to have a day tomorrow taking lots of movicol…
Your Aunt is not too good, is she…poor love, taking her out is good, company, a little chat.
Tonight is not just any old light evening ..its the solstice, the world turns and it used to be celebrated back when people were more in touch with nature.. although I wouldnt go back to that time - what, no gransnet and BD’s…
A most poignant day, Doodle. The memories you have of your treasured husband, the good and the tough times - so glad to hear that you had the Zoom.
Never worry about not being able to post much, I recall so much when you were able, not forgotten.
After my supermarket shop (which included an accidental pari of trousers, just what I needed, falling into the basket)..then there was the choc, and the accidental 3 for £8 deli treats…
Anyway after that, it was so nice to be out in the car, hair blowing in the wind, all the green, I decided to have a drive into the high peak to visit some favourite spots.
This is almost 3 years since I went to exactly the same place for the last time, the last outing.
Enjoyed a spot of research, as my family have set a date and place to stay in the High Peak. Hungry and thirsty, I raided the shopping in the boot and had bought a Costa on the way.
I’ve taken the bull by the horns and WhatsApp’d my “new”nephew for a getting to know date.
Finally, on the way home I popped into the McCarthy and Stone flats that I’m considering in the long term.
My Quaker friend used to live there so of course - the nice duty manager remembered her well so the chat was nice and relaxed, after all, just walking in - I know what a flat and the general layout is like - peaceful, views, both facing of you get the front lots of facilities, nice person on duty, just the ticket for forward planning:
BD’s - it felt good. It felt so right.
But no rush I’m not going to pressure myself.
Back later.