How time flies, already Tuesday and it was Friday yesterday! It's galloping! Well, no use thinking about it, how do I feel right now? Great! It's grey and windy outside, it's 1.15pm and I'm still in my jammies with absolutely no intention of getting dressed, body is warm and not too sore and darling hubby is having a nap behind me, behind our 'bedroom' screen. All is well, right now, in our world. We will face tomorrow when tomorrow happens. 

Another fit of giggling this morning when I woke up. Sweet hubby is still lying tucked up in bed and I have just got up and making my bed. The last thing to do is to take my spare pillow and put it on top of the other one. Hubby sees me arriving with the pillow, pretends to be terrified and says, oh no, what are you going to do with that pillow? We do have a rather weird sense of humor and can even laugh about death itself (including smothering!) Of course we both know that I would never do that (not even been tempted!) Maybe close? 

 

Yesterday had a lovely coffee in one of our preferred shops after grocery shopping. It's an organic health shop as well. All their vegetables are fresh, they smell wonderful and they have a kind of radiance about them. (Probably all in my head). Bought some alfalfa seeds for sprouting and they have already started to develop. So nice on fresh bread and butter. The coffee was delish and the views driving home were stupendous as always. We drive across the peninsula, about 6 kms to home and we go from one ocean to the other with views of both. How lucky is that? A squall hit us on the way back and the rain was coming down so heavily, we had to pull over and wait for it to pass. Certainly wouldn't like to be out at sea in one of those squalls.

Had a cosy Father's Day on Sunday with Cath and Joel and Jack. Cath had made a chicken curry with lentils and rice and we rather made pigs or ourselves and gobbled the last bit up. (I think Cath was hoping for leftovers, but no such luck, sorry!) Listened to oldies music, watched the fire, ate chocolate, drank wine and meandered home in a dizzy way, right next door. Tony went straight for his jigsaw and I watched TV. A lovely family day.