Yes, how are you this evening, Crem and Auriga? Miserable to be poorly over the Bank Holiday.
Aw, Herbs, what a lovely picture you penned of DS. My two were both in our local church choir (obv not on your DS's level), and we have just noticed that the almost four year old DGD can already carry a tune, so I have high hopes.
Beachy, Crepey barbecue sounds lovely - maybe one year ....
DH and I are slumped in our chairs, exhausted in my case from feeding the forty thousand (well, ten of us). Raspberry cheesecake was a great hit and DC have said it must be added to my pudding repertoire. As per usual when I feed the family they have left carrying pudding supplies; I suppose it does stop DH and me overeating.
The weather was not kind and the egg hunt had to take place indoors; the DGC before they left decided that Grandad and Grandma shouldn't miss out and hid eggs practically everywhere; we'll be finding them for days.
Re the cat, MrsS, our dear departed moggie had problems with crystals in her urine and, eventually, had to be put on medication. I think it's a common problem. I also seem to remember that dried food isn't good for this problem and you can actually buy some special food which is supposed to help.