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so near and yet so far
I made one phonecall, and now have a physiotherapy appointment for the 24th, when Rob is on leave anyway. I also went grocery shopping and took Linnea to the library. Oh, and before 9 am I tidied the house for the cleaners, and as a result the place is now gleaming because they were able to access all areas.
Today was Emer's first trip in the forward-facing buggy, sitting semi-upright. She rather enjoyed it and then fell asleep. I found it a bit bewildering.
Linnea was very, very, very, very two.
Today was Emer's first trip in the forward-facing buggy, sitting semi-upright. She rather enjoyed it and then fell asleep. I found it a bit bewildering.
Linnea was very, very, very, very two.
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Pol's been doing most of the housework this week. He did the pots - I did them this morning, but he did all the pots yesterday, barring a few mugs that I did.
He did all the laundry, but hasn't folded it - and he praised me for moving on a load this morning.
He sorted out the bedding for the cleaner to change the beds with. I asked him to do it, but he did it. Before driving to London and back to pick up Sessifet.
I am glad the cleaners left the place gleaming. Did they change the beds too? I think that weekend has done you a great deal of good.
The best of good wishes for Rob staying on leave when he's on leave.