Never say you know a person until you have divided an inheritance between them - Johann Lavater
Good Friday
We are still reeling from the death of my hubby's dad. (My father-in-law).
Sunrise.
No hugs until the single line appears.
Brew with breakfast.
I got dressed.
(Thermal vest goes on)
I leave the house.
I gets the newspaper first.
Then onwards to the garden centre.
The first trolley I got, the bottom was scraping on the floor.
I got a second one.
Time to look around.
I got my plants and to put them into Sexy Beast.
Now to go off with for a coffee,chat and nibble with my good friend.
I took a flatjack back to hubby.
I got upset after I had my flatjack.
Still in shock from losing my father-in-law.
Said goodbye to my friend.
Back home I go.
Empties the car of all the plants.
Now to enjoy some rays of vitamin D.
Liquid lunchtime.
Enjoyed the sun rays.
Then out I went with kids to do the shopping in Bromsgrove Lidl.
Gets back to unpack all the shopping.
Once tea was done.
Out I go to gets some petrol and pick up a magic bag.
Nice full moon tonight.
Nips into Morrisons.
Nice full moon over the house.
Let's have a look in a Magic Bag.
We watched Have I Got News For You.
Now to look into today's newspaper.
Dave Edmunds is a Welsh singer-songwriter, guitarist, and record producer. Although he is mainly associated with pub rock and new wave, having many hits in the 1970s and early 1980s, his natural leaning has always been towards 1950s-style rock and roll and rockabilly.
He is 78 years old🎈
John Fred Gourrier , known by his stage name John Fred, was an American blue-eyed soul, swamp pop, rock and roll, and R&B performer from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, best known for the 1967 hit song "Judy in Disguise (With Glasses)".
There is only one thing in the world worst than being talked about, and that is not being talked about - Oscar Wilde
Welcome to my Thursday 🎄
Nice warm hug.
Followed by Brew and breakfast.
Thermal vest goes on.
Dressed.
Gives hubby a sloppy wet 💋 before I go.
On goes the 2 winter hats, and winter gloves.
Turns on my lights.
Now for the fun to start 🍭
Oh dear, it's going to be like this morning.
Point blank not stopping and going under the stick. Then they stop in the keep clear area, which makes it a bit difficult to cross the kids over.
At least I survived in one piece!
I goes back to Sexy Beast.
I starts to write out my friend's Birthday card.
I got chatting to my friend who is recovering from a op on his hand.
(It is still really enlarged)
He has been on his spin bike every day, cycling 7 miles a day...
I laughed and said:" I can do just about 3 miles, when I get on mine!"
He is having his other hand done next month.
Told to take care.
I wrote out my friend's Christmas Card.
Then I go and deliver them.
He opens the front door and thanks me for his cards.
Then off to get my newspaper before going home.
Puts on the coffee machine.
Gets out the Sewing machine.
Changes the yellow thread to blue on the bobbin.
Threads the needle.
Now for a much needed coffee.
Does the bathroom curtains.
Just waiting on the linings to arrive from Amazon.
Lunchtime.
What's behind the Advent Calender door today?
Time for part two.
On goes the 2 winter hats, with gloves.
I turn on my lights and head down to chat with my two friends for a good rabbit!
I said goodbye to my friends.
Now for the fun to start.
It went quite well, except a few just driving under my stick for the sheer fun of it!
Hometime.
The linings arrived.
Fixed them to the back of the curtains.
Up they went.
I put the fish in the oven.
Hubby got some chips on the way back home.
He had a sloppy wet 💋 off me.
Tea is served.
Our son hung up his Jigsaw in the the picture frame on his wall.
The picture that was replaced by his jigsaw is on my bedroom wall.
I looked into today's newspaper.
Steven Forrest was a Scottish singer-songwriter, better known as Steve Bronski.He was a co-founder and keyboard player of the group Bronski Beat, known for the single Smalltown Boy and Why? As well as being a musician he was well known as an LGBTQ activist and was openly gay himself from an early age.
Born in Castlemilk, Glasgow Bronski worked in his youth as a labourer. He lived in a flat in Brixton, London during the early formative period of Bronski Beat with his fellow musicians. Later on he squatted with partner and bandmate Larry Steinbachek in Camberwell, London. Following the break up of the band he lived in Thailand for many years, as well as Paris, France, before returning to the United Kingdom.
