I don't drink nowadays but the 9 studens certainly did last night. there are also a lot of half drunk bottles in the kitchen which is a bit of a waste.
1 pair were were my Wellingtons (I didn't go on the walk and one of the girls was my size 4.5); the other 2 were mmy daughters' left behind here.In fact I think one asked me to store hers here. We used those on Christmas day for a walk too so they seem to be coming handy. and the boy siwht wize 11 feet acutaly bought a cheap new pair of trainers on the way which he says he needed anyway. The leopardskin coats apparently made for very good photos. My daughters don't like me in them but I think they look lovely but I realise they are not to everyone's taste.
I hope the row blows over, brizzle. It sounds normal teenage girl stuff to me. I joked to my son that part of my lunch today ( prepared salad) half of it had been eaten in the night and was across the floor and he went and posted that to his friends. I have no problems over the salad. Not a big deal.
Getting this sick off is another matter.... the dress shirt still had some sick stainrs. I suppose it's green bile juice so I've uesd yet more stain remover. Meanwhile had his bedding in (I never buy white but they always seem to end up buying white things themselves) came out of the washer still with stains so it's back in again at a high heat and then I;ll do the shirt again. We will get there inthe end although with half their bedding in Bristol and having 7 extra people here last night we are down to the last of my bedding. Sleeping bags would be next.... apparently my youngest grandchild comes with a travel cot tomorrow so that sounds a lot simpler.
Best, sorry about your flu. I had an awful germ having told everyone I hadn't caught a cold for about 2 years (my last time record - it was lovely whilst it lasted). I feel a lot better today however.
Stop, those sound like good results. My twins have exams in January when they go back to Bristol.