In Between Days

Saturday. Work.

Started slow, but by 11.30 am it was heaving. 

Saw a lot of my regulars, including Tony, who looked a little better, but was still choked up, his neighbours are taking him lunch on Sunday, which is kind of them. It was good to see him buying stuff to make meals for himself.

Margaret came in and her son has invited her for lunch, the first time since she lost her daughter. Pleased for her as before he hasn't bothered. 

Val came in, her husband was away, he is a retired bus driver and volunteers to drive disabled youngsters to the seaside, so he is at Skegness this weekend. 

The day was pleasant enough and thanks to Jane who organised someone to take me off in time to get the bus, which in turn allowed us to get the 33. We were home for 5.15pm. 

Charlotte popped round later and had bought us an Easter Egg to share, and Willow some dreamies as her Easter treat. Very kind and thoughtful of her. 

We had a fairly early night as both of us were knackered. 

Easter Sunday.

What a perfect lovely day. We got up around 8.30am, which is a three hour lie in on the day before. I woke up feeling great, Willow was happy to see me pottering around in my PJs as it meant no work. Sounds mad, but she knows...Happy little girl, lots of cuddles and purrs! 

Had watermelon for breakfast as we were having a roast for lunch, and we wanted to balance it out with a lighter start. 

The Lamb roast was lovely, Kev does a great Sunday lunch, but we don't get one very often with being at work. It's too much work when we get home, and as we don't get home until 6.15 pm or later if the bus is late, we would eat until much later and I don't like to eat late. 

Kev watched the football in the living room and I went to the bedroom and did some of the jigsaw. 

I did have a little chocolate, and had a slice of Sam on Toast  (Waitrose) not much but very nice if you've not tried them. And not over sweet, as I find anything over sweet I can't have anymore as my taste buds have changed. Which is no bad thing. 

Charlotte popped round later and we chatted played a game, a lovely relaxed end to a perfect day off.