Having had a nice relaxed day in on Saturday. We decided to venture out on Sunday, although it was Father's day, we took the risk of it being busy and headed to the city.
We had a leisurely iced coffee in Black Sheep, nipped into H&B for low carb wraps, so Kev can come up with low carb pizzas for me. My weight by the way has stuck now for the last couple of weeks. Not unexpected if I'm honest. I was expecting it to grind to a standstill a few weeks back.
We went to Boyes as Kev wanted some cable pins to hold the camera cables in place. We passed a couple of homeless guys, one who Kev used to see regularly outside the Arnold store. We bought a couple of extra bottles of water when we went in Poundland, and gave both of them one as we passed. The thing was the guy outside Poundland was quite rude, saying he couldn't drink water and wanted milk. Still took the water mind, the guy who Kev knew by the way, was exactly the opposite, and was very nice. Lesson learned.
We went to M&S to get a few food bits and bobs. Salad mainly, and while we were there I got sushi and strawberries for lunch, Kev bought a wrap for his, and shared the strawberries with me. We got a bench in the new park opposite where they are building the new NHS centre, to eat our lunch. We went to the bus station ( while we still can, as soon it won't be going in there!)
We got the loud jolly driver both ways, He is friendly enough, but drives Kev mad because he is very loud and goes too fast down the A52 and the road into Cotgrave.
Once home, Kev did his exercises and then he had a nap while I read.
We caught up with our favourite YouTube channels.
Later on we watched the Isle of Wight festival because The Cure were headlining. As always they did an amazing set. I've never seen a poor gig from them, live or recorded. Robert looked like he was enjoying himself bless him. I always liken his wandering about the stage to someone's lost nana, but his voice is still as good as it was when I saw them at 18. The band are just as tight, non of it looks like hard work, they gel so well together. They've always been my favourite band and always will be. As I've said before the soundtrack to my life really. The "happy-sad" music that's always accompanied me at every stage.
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