I hate it when bloggers just disappear! I'm aware I am guilty of this so I'm here to say thanks for listening to my tales and for all the lovely comments but I no longer feel the need to let the world know my comings and goings. To be honest I've even stopped reading most blogs now too hence the lack of comments from me. I've taken more to watching You Tube if and when I have time. In summer I always spend less time on the computer as I have too much to do in the garden etc but I don't foresee myself coming back to blogging this time. I've come and gone too often now and although we should never say never, I think this is it. We've been to Australia to visit with my son, his partner and their dog and we had a wonderful time. Now, 3 weeks since we came home, it feels like it never even happened! I'll probably lurk around some blogs from time to time. I hope you all keep well and stay safe. Bye for now. xx
And so it continues - Covid has made its way to my family now. My daughter has tested positive today. Of course, sods law, she was the one who dropped her dog at our house this morning. Normally her husband does it but she said the dog wasn't going to let her leave the house without him so she left early enough to drop him off with us. Fortunately she's wasn't in for long and kept fairly distant from us but still... She tested herself when she went home at lunchtime to check on her daughter who has tonsilitis. At work she'd felt a bit ropey and thought a test would probably come up negative however that's her grounded now for the duration and I only hope she gets a mild version of it and that no-one else gets it from her! Her hubby picked the dog up early this afternoon wearing a mask while waiting outside. I daresay it will be this way for a week or so now. We have made the bold decision to go to Sydney to visit our son! We ca...
I often wonder how we coped before the internet! Much as I curse it at times, it is so very good to have. I realise often what a shame it is that my mum doesn't have it. We tried to introduce my parents to the internet years ago without any success. My mum wasn't the least bit interested and my dad couldn't grasp it at all. He was a button presser! Give him a tv remote and he'd press every button till something happened and if it didn't it must be broken, not his fault! You're never stuck for something to do or watch if you have the internet and you can also learn so much! Today, for example, I refreshed my haircutting knowledge, learned previously during first lockdown - about a million years ago - in order to cut hubbys hair. I've cut it a few times since then but I wanted to check I was doing it right. It looks ok doesn't it? I feel my mum would enjoy some of the stuff she could access if she'd only tried harder to learn ho...
Stay safe and be well ♥️
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