I'm on holidays for 2 weeks so I'm currently staying with my Dad for a few days. We're sitting out his back garden atm. We've been having glorious weather for the last fortnight or maybe longer. It's a bit overcast today so the sun's not as intense as it has been lately.
I'm renting a holiday home next week with friends in the west of Ireland. The lovely weather is due to stay around until the middle of next week at least, so we're hoping for some frugal days at the beach and picnics.
Spends today
Back pack in M&S sale €27 (reduced from €49)
Suncream in Boots €9
Jar of instant coffee €6
Chocolate croissants €1.38
I'm meeting my sister after she finishes work so (depending on the weather) we may go to the beach for an hour or two. Or maybe an evening stroll to a lighthouse. Or cinema if it rains. And going for food somewhere.
There's been lots of articles in the newspapers about how retailers are profiting from the good weather - people buying hot weather things like suncream, ice creams, watering cans etc. The farmers aren't doing so well - first the snow and now a drought. I wonder if it will have an impact on food prices?
Sunny glad you got your diagnosis finally. Sounds like your DS has a nasty virus. Hope he feels better soon.
Cag making decisions about furniture is exhausting. And you're afraid of making a mistake and ordering something that won't work out because they're such expensive items. No harm in doing it in stages. I'm sure it will be such a relief when everything's done and you're all unpacked and you can finally just enjoy your new home.
Welcome Flappyjack