Well it's likely to be a sad day.
I'm off to Auckland bright and early to attend the funeral of my Aunty Jean.
She was 82, just a year younger than my Mum.
The funeral in is Howick, Auckland at 11 am, so I need to be leave fairly early to ensure I get there on time.
While I'm up in Auckland, I might pop into Ribbon Rose... cos I'll be in the area already (sorta). lol
And Sylvia Park too. But that will depend on how long the funeral goes.
I don't want to be away from home all day, as we will have family visiting.
AND I want to get Stew to make me a jig saw puzzle board, with edges, so no pieces can inadvertently fall off and get lost.
Cos that might have happened to the last 2 puzzles? Dunno.
I'm just trying to avoid any losses with my bigger, 2,000 piece puzzle. I don't want to even start it until I am sure it's safe from losses.
Alrighty, I better get moving.
Catch ya later.
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ABOVE: Howick Beach. Visited quickly after the funeral. Homeward bound now.
Thinking of you today chick keep your chin up 💙💙💙
ReplyDeleteThinking of you, take care 💕
ReplyDeleteWishing you well today. Can't wait to see the puzzle board!
ReplyDeleteSafe travels xx
ReplyDelete#Lacy 💙
Family visits will make up for the sadness.
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE water.
ReplyDeleteSafe travels home love the pics from Howick too
ReplyDeleteCheers 🥂
Mean People Suck. So sorry that someone is giving you a hard time right now.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the day, the family, the sun, the pool, a bit of sugar, and a puzzle!
So many hugs for you.
ReplyDeleteKarma’s coming!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sad day for you and your family. Especially when your still heavily grieving for your Mum, it’s such a big loss to recover from, Jo x
ReplyDeleteWas thinking of you this morning. I'm glad you managed to get to your auntie's funeral. As for the unempathetic people in your life ... it's more a reflection on them and the sort of people they are, than a reflection on you. Karma will get them in the future as Margaret as said.
ReplyDeleteAfter a sad morning I am sure quality family time this afternoon is just what you needed.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you today. A big hug from a mum in the UK. Enjoy the family who love you and l hope the ones who are causing grief have it returned to them three fold. What you do wrong comes back to bite you. Yvonne
ReplyDeleteThat's terrible that Lacy can't be with her own child alone! I hope that situation is rectified asap as it will have long term emotional damage to Keera.
ReplyDeleteSad that there is a family member causing grief for you and your family. Sad that there is a situation where Lacy has to be apart from Keera unless supervised. It’s clear she loves that little girl so much. I hope the karma train it’s hard soon. I pray that Keera can be in a better situation soon. Condolences to you on the loss of your Aunty.
ReplyDeleteAnnoying, yes. BUT considering the current circumstances, this is probably very smart for Lacy’s protection. If an accident happened, and they do, it is probably safer to have lots of people around so she is not singled out as legally liable. (I actually thought that is what you were doing, to be safe.)
ReplyDeleteAlways beautiful views there!
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