Hello lovely Kitchen peeps. How are you all this evening?
Nice to be in yet another new Kitchen. Not sure how we're going to pay for all the frills, furbelows and paint for all these refurbishments, but what the hell. YOLO, or whatever it is the kids say!
Lovely to hear of your socialising with a friend, Ann. However it tired you out since you have become (like all of us) unused to company and conversation for any length of time, you really should do it again - or something like it. Something easy which requires very little effort, but where you can relax, be yourself and just catch up on the world again. I've been trying to do that and it honestly still feels weird, but I'm not going to stop. We have to live our lives now, albeit with some caution, and catch up with all those people and things we love and have missed.
So sad to hear of your bad times, Mattsmum. Welcome to this lovely thread which will be so pleased to have you as a 'member'. Hope you will always be able to remember your friend as that happy person you describe. She'd have wanted that for you all, I'm sure. Make sure you take care of yourself after two great upheavals in your life - tomorrow's being the other one. Moving house is very stressful, so get enough rest and take the view, if you can, that it's going to work out just fine and you'll be happy. We'll keep fingers crossed for you that it all goes well tomorrow and do let us know how you are, when you can.
Loved the photographs of your Highland Fling, Soop. What a gorgeous place - I honestly expected that the Queen might feature in the background when I looked up the area in the Hotel photos. So beautiful and you had good weather as well. That should set you up for, well, at least another month or so - or until you've located Mr Soop's magic moneybox and are able to go off again.
Very disappointed to hear that little Toby has to have surgery. However, having anything like that corrected at such a very young age is obviously the best plan and it's good to hear that his parents are sounding positive and hopeful that the little darling will be good as new very soon.
GrandmaB Ritz crackers AND white wine? Well, you know how to have a good time, I'll give you that. A taking it easy Sunday should set you up for another busy week, fit to take on the world and little GS again. Take care of your wrist, though.
Fancied the best chair, dusty? I'm sure it's better than bagging the best sun loungers around the pool, but you do sound as if you're well practised! Jax hope that Imogen does well mentally over the next few days, that her spirits will lift again along with the pain, and that she'll not feel that the summer is going to be a disaster. Good to hear that she's getting the best treatment.
Hi Charly, hope you're well, you too brook and hi and how do you do to Granmarie and I know it's another thread, but honestly kitty how lovely is your gravel garden. You must have a whole handful of green thumbs! Really pretty photos of your hard work.
Had a good Sunday, Doodle? Hope you (and Mr D) have recovered from your Friday night knees up and tribute to dear Jet. Susan know you're around somewhere - hope the baptism went wonderfully and that Superman triumphed in the end.
If you're about, Urms, let us have word that you're o.k. One line would be enough and followed by Strictly No Pestering from the Kitchen. Promise. x
Nighty night all, keep safe.
Almighty hugs from French France and me, especially for you dear Panache