I'm off to Devon for a couple of days, taking the girls to see their grandma, who will turn 90 on Christmas Eve, and hopefully their grandad, who's just been transferred to a care home, in a not entirely trauma-free fashion. It won't be easy - it even looks like we'll be driving into filthy weather.
Should be back Friday, though probably a little late for all the usual mallarkey here x
Saint Etienne - 'Driving Home For Christmas' (1995)
All the best to the parents Davy. I hope you have a good time. Drive safe.
ReplyDeleteI will be driving home from Manchester this afternoon and it's not looking any better going north.
Thanks Drew.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed - I'll echo echo that.
ReplyDeleteNo sleep til Ilchester.
Much love, respect, windscreen washer liquid, and marshmallows.
Hope it all goes well.
ReplyDeleteThanks chaps. Windscreen washer fluid! Dickie, that is a genuinely useful reminder, ta.
ReplyDeleteI'm metaphorically saluting you as you pull off the drive.
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Safe travels, may things go as well as they can x
ReplyDeleteSafe travel my friend.
ReplyDeleteLike ships that pass in the night..I'm leaving for Scotland tomorrow. Drive safely Mr H, precious cargo and all that, and I will do the same. Washer Fluid..brilliant ! Thats the reason I drop by here..great music, lovely writing, cosy atmosphere..and Woman's Own type tips.
ReplyDeleteVery best wishes to you and to all.
Have a warm, safe and happy Christmas
M
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That's nothing, I have a 12-hour drive to North Carolina on Sunday. With two kids in the back!
ReplyDeleteMerry Crimbo everyone.
Hope you got back ok. Weather seems to have been particularly nasty down the south-west.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed.
ReplyDeleteKeep rowing home for Christmas my loves.
Thanks - a good run back, avoiding the traffic, ahead of the floods and singing along to Bing on the radio. Thanks for your good wishes folks - deep breath Lee. And Merry Christmas Millie - don't be a stranger x
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