We’ve had a rather dramatic few weeks, involving all this but not in as orderly a fashion. I’ll let you fill in the gaps left/created by the pictures* as I have a zillion emails to deal with, and several more boxes of books to file…
- The Mr. looks adoringly at his new grandson.
*all phone pictures I’m afraid.
Good luck with the weather over the next few days… And, congratulations!!!
Sxx
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Thank you, Scarlet, it’s wild here and seems to have been snowing non stop for about 36 hours. How is it down there? my sister in Kent has been snowed in for days and is beginning to go stir crazy. X
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It’s bonkers here now as well…. we have a red alert too…. which is sort of unheard of in Devon.I remember snow in Kent and going stir crazy back in the eighties!
I can’t believe we have blizzards here.
Sx
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The puppy will enjoy it!
Apparently we had snow with thunder and lightening yesterday morning (I missed it by being sound asleep) must have been quite biblical! X
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Yes, congrats! Grandchildren are a great source of joy. He can play for them.
There’s an article in the New York Times this morning about your weather. What the hell is going on out there? I hope you’re having fun with it. Snow is very photogenic.
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Oddly he feels, or seems to feel, rather shy about playing for his family; I do, though, have a snippet of video of Charlotte when she was 2 dancing excitedly to his playing in a local hotel.
I haven’t left the house since Tuesday evening when it was just starting; it hasn’t stopped yet, goodness knows what’s going on!
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The kid may have arrived be a bit early, otherwise it would not be in that “Brutkasten”. I wish him luck.
And I hope you’ll have your roof repaired soon !
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Six weeks early, and we nearly lost his mother, but they’re both doing so well they should be allowed home today.
As for the roof…
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