Good morning!Good Morning, all! Happy Sunday!
Thanks for all the news - I’m catching up! @Miscanthus that was awful. Bad enough the stress of the car it being a 40minute journey but then to arrive and wait and wait... I’m going to go all out here and blame the pals not the manager. Why? Well, we know the staff get almost everything wrong which is why we text and say where we are seated. I met my pal on Fri evening and I arrived first. I texted her I’m seated at the bar in the sports lounge section of The Orchard - and ordered us both a Hendricks and Slimline. She was reading the text as she arrived. Those girls are trouble, methinks. They should have texted you on arrival sitting outside - how easy would that be? Then, they all benefit from free teas.... how fair is that? @Oops is right - upstairs is sending you a message...
@Oops - delighted you had a lovely afternoon with your friend and that she was such great company in spite of her worries. The flowers are beautiful.
@happyforest you must be at your wits end regarding your daughter and the uni issue. It’s hard to believe how girls will forfeit and derail their entire education and lifeplan over a boy. It’s mind boggling, it truly is. I feel for you.
I agree re the phone too. My mother would ring me for chats even though I would be seeing her later - it drove me crazy but I would always answer her. When my girls go out, they never answer their phones. My husband has a tracker for the younger one and she hasn’t yet turned it off which is how he knows whereabouts in the city she is. He told her if she continues she can live somewhere else but he’s not going to live his life waking up at 3am to check her bed.
I've woken up with a touch of the TBs....yikes. Normally my stomach is cast iron but feeling very anxious.
Dearest MK...it's my fault completely as I was there first (although Mrs Snoring Bossy insists she was there first) and I should have texted like I did when I got to the outdoor event first.
This is the sort of thing that used to happen before mobile phones. I know I have waited outside a department store entrance on Oxford Street before now, only to find my friend just round the corner!
I'm going to have some yoghurt....