Thanks for all the good wishes. There have been a few queasy moments over the past couple of days, but nothing like Friday and they pass fairly quickly if I don't overdo things. Oldest son said he had a few queasy moments this morning too. I don't think I said in my previous post, but he woke up feeling sick on Wednesday night, but was okay on Thursday for work. Maybe it's something we caught? Neither one of us is having any other symptoms.
We went to visit middle son yesterday - me, husband and oldest son. There was an ice festival in the town where he lives. It had previously been postponed due to bad weather. That made me laugh. An ice fest postponed because of ice/snow lol. It was fun. We got something to eat at a locally run place and looked around the festival. I took a few photos with my phone.
Before I got sick on Friday I was watching the sunrise through the trees. There isn't much of a view from my back garden, but I did get to see some colour. It was about the only thing that made me smile on Friday lol.
Sunset on Saturday night. Not the greatest photo but it made me smile because oldest son was with me and actually walked out on the pier with me! It was extremely cold. I told him he could go back to the car where (sensible) husband was watching, but he insisted that he didn't want me alone on the pier. Not that I was alone for long - there was suddenly an influx of people. But it was nice.
As always, I'm loving the photos. Hopefully, the improvement will continue and you'll be 100% by the time you go to Jane's.
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Thank you for those photos as an ice festival is something we are never going to see in Suffolk! ( unless something very weird happens to the climate!) Hope you feel better today
ReplyDeleteThose ice sculptures are breath taking and I bet they're even more incredible in real life.
ReplyDeleteThose ice sculptures are remarkable. The sculptors must be incredibly talented. I hope you had a great time. I love the sunset. I think that it's my favourite time of day. I hope that you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteSome years ago we watched a TV series showing an ice sculpting competition. It was fascinating and some of the sculptures were so intricate. I really admire the people who have the imagination and the strength (it's not the easiest of activities!) to do this. Glad you had the opportunity to see the sculptures in real life.
ReplyDeleteThose ice sculptures are lovely! That was so nice of your eldest son to accompany you on the pier. :) Hopefully, you don't feel queasy, again.
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