Another great day, which started early this morning, scouts' pace to school, with J on his bike (scouts' pace I've decided is running until you can't, then walking until you can run again) & finished back home at 7.00pm after being seen off at the railway station by the family, train to CPH, a very good flight to BHX & being met by G.
It was such a clear day that you could see all of the Danish islands, in bright sunshine - doesn't happen often..
I had the most expensive coffee of my entire life, at the airport - 47kr/£5.89 for a medium cappuccino - I put a lot of chocolate on it for added value!
It's the exchange rate that's to blame rather than Starbucks - only 8kr to the pound, when it has always been ten.
Gordon's fault, again then.
MK's sister , K, had identical twin girls today, all doing well & according to today's telegraph, the twins will have a one in three chance of living to be over 100!
Amazing.
I guess that that means that they will retire at 85 or thereabouts.
Lots of jobs to do tomorrow, housework, gardening & shopping - a promise of more hot weather until the weekend.
Thanks to W & MK & the boys for an enjoyable week.
DK made amazing progress in coping with his "red plaster wellies", during the week.
By Friday he had totally mastered moving, walking & climbing, as normal.
I'm sure that he was chattering in English by the end of the week; J's English is brill!
It was such a clear day that you could see all of the Danish islands, in bright sunshine - doesn't happen often..
I had the most expensive coffee of my entire life, at the airport - 47kr/£5.89 for a medium cappuccino - I put a lot of chocolate on it for added value!
It's the exchange rate that's to blame rather than Starbucks - only 8kr to the pound, when it has always been ten.
Gordon's fault, again then.
MK's sister , K, had identical twin girls today, all doing well & according to today's telegraph, the twins will have a one in three chance of living to be over 100!
Amazing.
I guess that that means that they will retire at 85 or thereabouts.
Lots of jobs to do tomorrow, housework, gardening & shopping - a promise of more hot weather until the weekend.
Thanks to W & MK & the boys for an enjoyable week.
DK made amazing progress in coping with his "red plaster wellies", during the week.
By Friday he had totally mastered moving, walking & climbing, as normal.
I'm sure that he was chattering in English by the end of the week; J's English is brill!
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