One week
on holiday
in the sunshine
a break from normal routines
a taste of honey
.....and now back at work and feeling a little more sanguine about life.
Planning to get my blogging groove back on ..... be afraid....be very afraid.
I'm at the end of my second week's hiatus and firmly getting into the 'lady-of-leisure'groove. I just know I won't be a happy bunny on Sunday evening with the prospect of 'going back to jail'(that's what it feels like for me now!)on Monday morning. I've just had a text from the gardener at work to say it's hell over there! Great!Sent shivers up me spine :-( Can't wait to see you getting your blog groove back on.x
Nana....never mind my dear..one day we will be retired! Andy...book it pack it and go x M....I hardly drink these days anymore but a glass of fizz and then some sangria every evening just seemed right. N,,yep! J...it found you then? good x
Oh Libby, have just read your previous post and feel for you. I'm a bit ahead of you in life and have come out the other side of the failing parents thing. It was very sad (but I didn't have the annoying big sister as well). Now I'm still sad but at least I remember my parents as they were, in their strong days, and not just in their declining years, which is a comfort. This will come to you too, but I remember the feeling of being trapped, as you were feeling then - I hope slightly less now.
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I'm at the end of my second week's hiatus and firmly getting into the 'lady-of-leisure'groove. I just know I won't be a happy bunny on Sunday evening with the prospect of 'going back to jail'(that's what it feels like for me now!)on Monday morning. I've just had a text from the gardener at work to say it's hell over there! Great!Sent shivers up me spine :-(
Can't wait to see you getting your blog groove back on.x
Oh I'm envious - a holiday is badly needed here too!
It'll be good to see you writing again....
Ah, there you are! Lovely photo - but I want to reach out and fill up that wine glass.
Sangria?
I am not afraid..... I love postcards x
Nana....never mind my dear..one day we will be retired!
Andy...book it pack it and go x
M....I hardly drink these days anymore but a glass of fizz and then some sangria every evening just seemed right.
N,,yep!
J...it found you then? good x
A taste of honey? Were you on holiday at a bee farm?
Oh Libby, have just read your previous post and feel for you. I'm a bit ahead of you in life and have come out the other side of the failing parents thing. It was very sad (but I didn't have the annoying big sister as well). Now I'm still sad but at least I remember my parents as they were, in their strong days, and not just in their declining years, which is a comfort. This will come to you too, but I remember the feeling of being trapped, as you were feeling then - I hope slightly less now.
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