A fairly ordinary week, if ever there is such a thing these days. There are signs of normality returning although we don’t want the same normal anymore. Some comical things too…. Continue reading “Weekly update – Rachel’s new app”
Category: family life
Weekly update – a little galavanting
What with being so totally compliant with the Lockdown and welcoming the gradual easement, we have found ourselves doing a little galavanting. Continue reading “Weekly update – a little galavanting”
Weekly update – our mothers
A different weekly update this time. For Rachel and I, our mothers are occupying quite a bit of our thoughts and conversations. They are entirely different to each other with extraordinary contrasts. Continue reading “Weekly update – our mothers”
Weekly update – lovin’ the heat!
In this weekly update, I certainly have been lovin’ the heat! In fact it has neatly illustrated how Rachel and I run on different thermostats. Also, we have seen Hannah settle in Gosport for the summer and have been busy making the kitchen rather sticky. Continue reading “Weekly update – lovin’ the heat!”
Weekly update – all change!
It has been a funny week, not helped by my tumble while running (see previous post). We are gearing up for Hannah starting her new job on the south coast. Plus we had my mother come to stay! Continue reading “Weekly update – all change!”
Weekly update – the crazy weather we’re having
To prove I’m so very English, in my weekly update I’m talking about the crazy, mixed up weather we’re having. Lockdown life still seems very strange and yet the summer seems to make it easier. Continue reading “Weekly update – the crazy weather we’re having”
Lockdown lessons
Rachel and I have been talking about the things we have been learning from our Lockdown lessons. These are fascinating conversations and I’m sure these must be happening up and down the country and across the world. We are also wondering what we would do differently in the future. Apologies, this is a longer-than-usual post. Continue reading “Lockdown lessons”