Hopefully people are doing what they need to look after themselves following a shock. I've heard fab suggestions of making blanket dens. I loved the actions put forward by 38 degrees that included mailing my MP to send love and thank them for holding office. Some folk I know are hitting out at others, that's far less helpful. Me, I'm trying to stay connected to loved ones, some are better at that than others and for some circumstances make it harder. My kids are rightly with their dad for Father's day, but it means they are not enfolded in my arms. I'm not quite alone in my blanket den (well just the duvet right now) because the power of the Internet keeps me close with people. Hurrah for that!
Still here 12 hours later :-) I was very kindly just brought food. What is it about the melted form that is so enticing? I love melted chocolate. And have just very much enjoyed melted cheese in an oatcake. Nom nom.
Lovely lazy day :-) I have done a little bit productively - there's washing drying nicely in the sunshine for example. But its 6pm and I'm still in my dressing gown! This is partly cos I'm about to dress up for a wedding do and don't want to get my nice clothes on too early, and couldn't see the point in changing twice. Its also a counter to my usual busyness, starting work before 8 am most days this week. I feel very lucky and happy to have had a day of reading for ages in the bath and lounging on the bed with the internet with the odd nap. Hopefully it means I can stay the course tonight!!
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