Yes @Zoe7 , I missed you by mere moments last night. Not a problem however.
Sounds like my night's sleep was similar to yours, up and down numerous times, and not sleeping well.
I ended up getting up around 6am and took Holly for a walk around our 2.5acre block to look for some rabbits. Then fed the fish in the garden pond, topped up the budgies seed and water in the aviary, trimmed a couple of shrubs which have been annoying me as they extend into the driveway causing the car reversing camera to beep all the time. Now I'm back inside twiddling my thumbs wondering what to do next. Its a beautiful day however, really do love this autumn weather we've been getting lately.
Sounds like you have a few things on today Zoe. I am sorry you are still feeling sad, but its good that you are managing to work through things over the past few days. Any time you decide you want to talk about it, you have plenty of people willing to listen, advise, sympathise, and everything else in between.
You have another week before uni finishes @Faith-and-Hope ? I guess its not aligned to school terms. Or maybe it is, but your state's terms are different to NSW and TAS. NSW schoold hols started last Friday, same as for Zoe.
Zoe, we wont be going anywhere or doing anything over Easter. Hubby is simply not well enough to risk going anywhere. Its a dreadful time to be on the roads anyway, and best avoided if possible. There was talk earlier that step-daughter and family (includes 6yo granddaughter and 8yo grandson) may visit during the school hols, but not confirmed. I kind of hope they dont actually, not while hubby is so unwell. It takes too much out of him. So Easter will be a quiet time spent at home, just the two of us. Three including Holly.
Really hoping that hubby is well enough to attend the Anzac ceremonies this year though. He was in hospital last year, so missed it for the first time ever. He is clearly not going to be well enough to march, but I'm hoping to attend the ceremony and maybe an RSL lunch afterwards where he can catch up with all his returned serviceman colleagues and friends. I think its important for him to be able to take part in some way. Anzac Day is a very important day for him, and he loves all the typical banter that goes on with his buddies. And he's also very proud of his stack of medals which he sports every year on Anzac day. There are a lot of them, and they weigh him down a bit, but we will manage. Hope we can find a good jacket for him to wear, which fits ... he has lost a lot of weight the past month or so. One good thing over the past few weeks is that he is now using a walking stick everywhere he goes. Progress at last! You wouldnt believe how much effort it took for me to finally convince him to use it. But now, he uses it all the time.
Okay I need to make some breakfast now and wake hubby for his morning medications.
Waves to @oceangirl @Shaz51 @BryanaCamp and others who pop their head in around the corner.
Sherry 💕