Yesterday was such a perfect day. Being with Gez and Sharon, their five children (two who now have children of their own) and having known them all for 35 years just felt so lovely. I spent a long time chatting with Sharon's dear mum Rose who's 88.
It's so special to know and love such a great family.
We definitely need a heart emoji.
Today Jackie and Trev are taking me over to Kings Heath park cafe for noon where I'm meeting up with Don, Jude and Ed.
J and T will have a coffee with us, they'll head off for Sunday lunch leaving us to have time together.
When done Don and myself will be heading off to The Station to meet up with a load of friends.
An afternoon session
with some food thrown in is the plan. Sometime later we'll get a taxi back over to Gez and Sharon's to enjoy our last evening here with them.
Gez is a really good cook and is making a Moroccan feast for the four of us.
Hope you all have a great day.
their stuff is draped all over the house drying. We went out for breakfast this morning, it was dry when when we went into the restaurant, but guess what, raining again when we came out 
Edward and Michael had planned to play golf again, but no point in this weather. Miss Osc and SIL seemed to enjoy the concert in spite of the weather, they had a nice meal out beforehand using a voucher we gave them for Christmas. They were planning on going out for brunch before coming home, SIL had suggested playing golf later but I can’t see them bothering in the rain. We’ll head home at some stage in the early evening.
What a fantastic film, the attention to detail is incredible and it’s not the fluffy children’s movie that you might expect. Tom’s now booked to do the whole Barbenheimer thing later, he’s seeing Barbie first and then Oppenheimer straight afterwards. He’s had to book for Telford as our nearest cinemas are sold out. We’re seeing Oppenheimer on Tuesday.
