I have plenty, Toffee - please help yourselves, everyone. Sorry I missed out on that bottle when you finished your work, but I shall raise a belated glass to you now!
I love Lakeland too, but unfortunately their overseas deliveries rates aren't exactly cheap. Oh well, it stops me spending too much I suppose. They never used to send catalogues abroad (must check whether they do now) and I've never been quite organised enough to have one sent to me at my parents' address in time for my visits (my mum invariably informs me that she threw one away just a few days before I arrived) - it's never quite the same viewing products online, I find.
Nettie DS was v. insistent that he wanted to send a postcard to your DS from Italy, so it will be on its way tomorrow (I wasn't organised enough to take your address with me and couldn't check online).
QoD Hope your DS is better soon. It's been far too hot here as well, but at least the washing dries in about 5 minutes (v. handy as I had about 5 loads to do today).
PA It's not just a mountain of washing, it's a whole range... Sympathies wrt your MIL; as much as mine means well, I'm glad we don't live closer to my ILs - they are best enjoyed in small doses.
MrsD I always used to get rejected whenever I tried to give blood (my iron levels are quite low). In the end, I decided just to go along to give moral support and for the biscuits - I would still give a sample on the off chance, but was always rejected.
admylin The move must have been exhausting; hope you're settled in soon.
MAK So of your creativity and all your craft projects. I would love to be more creative but had to get my next door neighbour to teach DD1 how to crochet (she was struggling with it at school) as I didn't have a clue where to start.
Have done lots of washing, unpacking and tidying up but still feel overwhelmed by all the clutter. I think I may need to wait until school has started in September before I have a realistic chance of tackling it, however.