Hi Louise
How are you feeling now? No we didn’t get the bbq in the end because we tried to go shopping in asda and it was madness, couldn’t park. So ended up going to morrisons and then for a few drinks in the village, then came home and sat in the back garden. we were going to get one today, but the sun keeps going in and it looked quite overcast earlier, but its nice again now, so will probably go and sit outside in a mo.
What flowers did you take today? I know what you feel like about breaking down Louise, I had a bad afternoon yesterday. It’s the first time we’ve sat in the garden without Mum, it was so strange. We just sat talking about her (well I did), hubby just listened to me. I kept crying. I miss her so much, I can't believe its happened either, it just doesn’t seem real. We saw my cousin in the pub and he said my Mum and Dad had the right idea, they used to travel all over the place and went to some wonderful places. They had a good life, but my Dad was taken far too soon.
What was the guy like you spoke to at the cemetery? I'm sure he really appreciated someone to talk to, especially as you understand what its like. It’s a good job you remembered the lottery, can you imagine if you had have forgot and the numbers came up ???!!!!! What a nightmare that would be, you’d have to emigrate so no one could find you !
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