Thank you for the comments! I'm glad you found our escapades/the minutiae of our lives interesting. We left the boot where it was, and my mum tied plastic bags over her legs so Kevin could give us a lift back to the cottage.
My family definitely has its quirks. After the café lunch with my aunt, she asked if I could get her and my uncle some sugar from the counter for coffee at the cottage. “They have two each,” my mum said, so I got four sachets. “Not that stupid stuff” my aunt said, when she saw the tiny bags. I put them back as she took a jar of sugar from the table and put it in her pocket. “This’ll do.”
Thank you for the comments! I'm glad you found our escapades/the minutiae of our lives interesting. We left the boot where it was, and my mum tied plastic bags over her legs so Kevin could give us a lift back to the cottage.
My family definitely has its quirks. After the café lunch with my aunt, she asked if I could get her and my uncle some sugar from the counter for coffee at the cottage. “They have two each,” my mum said, so I got four sachets. “Not that stupid stuff” my aunt said, when she saw the tiny bags. I put them back as she took a jar of sugar from the table and put it in her pocket. “This’ll do.”
You left us hanging Lucy! Did your mum get her boot back? I hope so :)
But was your Ma reunited with the boot?
I enjoyed reading. Happy new year :)
Lovely pic of you and your amazing Ma, Lucy! Two amazing women xx
Thank you Lucy. Did you manage to retrieve the boot from the mud in the end?
Happy New Year!