Morning. After a week of rain, it's a beautiful, sunny day. I need to get some washing on soon.
I was in work all week (we're working from home one week and in the office the next week). Work was really busy. Some of our work can only be done from home so there's quite a backlog.
I've to drop DD into the big town today. She's going shopping with her friends. I'd normally sit in a cafe and wait for her but if the cafe is closed, I might have a quick browse in M&S and then wait in the car.
I also need to clean the kitchen, dining room and bathroom.
My plants are flourishing with all the rain but so are the weeds! My patio is a sea of green where weeds are sprouting between the slabs.
It's an old patio and was a DIY job (ex and my BIL). I need an inheritance from some mysterious, distant relative so I can get a new patio laid. Why don't those things happen in real life?
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I don't have to cook dinner today because it's waiting for me in the fridge (Thai take away delivered yesterday).
I'm meeting Dad and my sister tomorrow for Father's Day. We're going for a walk in my favourite gardens. I need to figure out if they're coming back to the house for a socially distanced dinner (sitting out on the weedy patio?) or just going home afterwards. If they're coming for dinner then I need go get some food in. DD will spend time with Ex tomorrow also. He sounded a bit surprised when I asked him about it. Maybe he'd forgotten it was Father's Day?
I haven't bought anything for Dad yet. I'm thinking of a subscription to National Geographic magazine. He's almost 80 and has a lot of clutter in his house (not hoarding levels but he's not great at throwing things out) so I'm reluctant to buy him a thing iykwim. I'd normally get him something like a concert ticket, but that's not an option at the moment. He likes clothes but I bought him a shirt for Father's Day last year. He loves reading but Eason's (bookshop/stationery shop) isn't open yet.