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Mum and I went shopping on Saturday and got all the food for our picnic and most of it was on offer, so that saved us a fair bit. We then bought it back to Levisham and prepared it. Mum left, and I prepared the 4 hearts I'd bough and put them in the slow cooker, then as that was the day pretty much done I preared a curry for dinner. After that we walked to the pub, which was nice, especially as Simon came up and picked us up later. What an exciting day!
On Sunday we had a few things to sort out in the morning, including the jobs for the community service and the Junior Volunteers, then we caught the 11:20 train, spent a pleasant afternoon drinking, chatting and eating and got off the 16:20 back at Levisham. Well, everyone else was drinking, I had 1 pint and didn't want anymore. This meant that after we'd got back, eaten our hearts, and chilled out for a whil, so it was around 20:00, when David decided the smut in his eye needed professional help I was the only one sober enough to drive him to Scarborough Hospital. Still we only waited an hour to get into a treatment room, then another 30 minutes to see the Doctor, and we were back by midnight. David eye is fine, if a bit scratched, he got it flushed and got some ointment.
Today I have been working on my altar.
Its gone from a roughly square block of moss covered sand stone to something quite recognisable in about 5 hours, which is amazing, so I know I had help!
I just need to decide how to smooth it up and how to finish the decoration.
On Sunday we had a few things to sort out in the morning, including the jobs for the community service and the Junior Volunteers, then we caught the 11:20 train, spent a pleasant afternoon drinking, chatting and eating and got off the 16:20 back at Levisham. Well, everyone else was drinking, I had 1 pint and didn't want anymore. This meant that after we'd got back, eaten our hearts, and chilled out for a whil, so it was around 20:00, when David decided the smut in his eye needed professional help I was the only one sober enough to drive him to Scarborough Hospital. Still we only waited an hour to get into a treatment room, then another 30 minutes to see the Doctor, and we were back by midnight. David eye is fine, if a bit scratched, he got it flushed and got some ointment.
Today I have been working on my altar.
Its gone from a roughly square block of moss covered sand stone to something quite recognisable in about 5 hours, which is amazing, so I know I had help!
I just need to decide how to smooth it up and how to finish the decoration.