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"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure…We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be?… There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do…as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same." ~M.Williamson
Update on us.
20:02 hrs
I had an early start to go with Sarah to collect her mini from Laval. Before dealing with that, we took the opportunity to visit a government office to update Fair Damsel's health card: they made an appointment for Monday afternoon.
Once home, (isn't home a wonderful word?) I made us both a late breakfast before taking a well deserved nap. Afterwards, I began work, in the garage, on making a spice rack for Fair Damsel.
Dinner was a joint effort, as usual: Fair Damsel prepared beef patties with beef & onion gravy together with leftover cabbage whilst I took care of the boiled potatoes.
It went down a treat with an episode of Midsommers Murders and a tasty mug o' tea.
All's well in our world, Sunbeams.
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Update on us.
14:22 hrs
Another frosty start didn't deter us from going to the post office this morning. We had intended to use Sarah's car but the passenger seat was soaking wet due to an overturned bottle of drinking water. Undaunted, we headed for our camper and within minutes we were on our way.
Parking at the post office was difficult but I managed it. I stayed in the cab with the engine running whilst Fair Damsel dealt with posting two packages. Ten minutes later, she returned and we drove to the pharmacy where parking was a little easier.
Our next stop was Intermarche in La Guerche which was quite busy. As we were paying for the groceries, Fair Damsel started chatting to an English woman who was with her husband. She originated from Berkshire and her husband from Oxfordshire: I'd not seen them before.
Fair Damsel gave out her kindnesses as usual: hats to both cashiers and fingerless gloves to Issobelle. She offered a pair of fingerless gloves to the English woman but she declined as she'd recently bought some.
It had warmed up by the time we were on our way home (Isn't home a wonderful word?).
All's well in our world, Sunbeams.π☄️π»π
I crocheted 2 of the first 2 rounds of the pattern linked below. Then I put them wrong sides together and crocheted the 3rd round through both halves.
https://youtu.be/1JNeFMrp8P8?si=3vSm3sAsf-bAWMwA
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Update on us.
22:02 hrs
A relaxing day with mostly sunshine and a little rain in the afternoon. I dropped off again after breakfast and Fair Damsel woke me with a tasty mug o' tea.
We watched a ghost story by Arthur Conan Doyle afterwards which had been adapted by Mark Gatiss and it was definitely scary Mary!
Fair Damsel has acquired a taste for bubble & squeak and I made it again this evening. This time I added peas to the mix and browned it a little more than last night: it looks like she has a new favourite meal.
All's well in our world, Sunbeams.
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Working with fuzzy yarn is, to put it politely, an adventure. Fortunately, if I can't see the stitches, neither can anyone else. I just crochet by feel.
https://crochetobjet.com/2017/11/17/crochet-baby-hedgehog-leaves/
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