It was MK's birthday on Saturday so she got to chose what we would do for the day. That started with present, buttermilk pancakes and then me taking J to the supermarket and a few other shops. Our mission to was get a few essentials and a food processor of some sort or other and frankly speaking, we outdid ourselves with this:
It worked beautifully making meringues for the birthday cake and was about half place at the outlets, so we were all happy. MK was also very happy with her birthday presents that included a sewing machine, Red wellie boots and an orange suede jacket.
I went for a cold damp bike ride in the afternoon and of course had a flat puncture. So far I have had more punctures that outdoor rides this year, I hope this will not continue...
Happy Birthday for Saturday, MK.
ReplyDeleteWe got home too late to phone.
Mass baking from now on then - good for W's gut.
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One day a year to choose what to do! Rum Deal.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Kathryn. What would the small domestic appliance market do for sales if women did not have birthdays.The number of punctures with the bicycle is approaching the number G has with Volvo tyres. Maybe it's a man thing.
ReplyDeleteIt is truly amazing that whilst I and most commenters manage to stick to using initials rather than names, you somehow manage to not only use a name, but also spell it incorrectly!
ReplyDeletePot calling kettle black there W!
ReplyDeleteyour spell check skills hardly qualify you as HP...
I generally spell my wifes name correctly and refrain from using it here anyway...
ReplyDeleteBy spelling the name incorrectly it preserves the anonimity of the person whilst making it less impersonal than the use of initials, whilst that person knows who you mean all the time.Write on.
ReplyDeleteI only made the first comment.
ReplyDeleteI have done nothing wrong for once, though I'm sure that you knew this.
mmuum (anonymity assured!)