Hello my dear Bloggeroos!
I had a (mostly) lovely weekend. On Sunday it was my great nephew Toby's Christening.
As you know by now, my family love an excuse for a Party. Once again, we had the usual Disco and Buffet.
My son, Phil and his family came down from Darlington. My niece, Emily came up from Wiltshire and we all met Jensen, the newest member of our clan.
As I said, it was mostly lovely. Sunday was perfect, but........
Saturday turned out to be a very strange day indeed..............
I absolutely hate driving.
It's not that I'm nervous, but I do find other road users do tend to behave in some peculiar ways!
Before I even pulled off the drive for my weekly lunch at Mum and Dad's, I nearly set off my car's airbag. There is a nutty Professor lives down my road. He insists on cycling on the footpath.
I stopped just in time.
"Here we go.......nutters abound!" I thought to myself.
I drove to the end of the road.
Just near Sainsbury's, I spotted them..........finger up nose, mind in neutral. (Them, not me!)
Kamikaze Pedestrians!
By now, my legs were beginning to turn to jelly..................
"Concentrate!" I chided myself.
For moments such as this, I keep a few Extra Strong Mints in my car's ashtray.
When I stopped at the traffic lights, I popped a mint in mouth.
At least, I thought it was a mint.
It was in fact.....................
.............a £1 coin!
Just as I realised my mistake, the lights changed to green...........
There was an impatient motorist behind me.
He tooted his horn so loudly, he startled me........
Yep! You guessed it..................
I swallowed the £1 coin!
When I arrived at Family Headquaters, I asked Mum if I could use the 'phone.
I called the Doctor.............
Of course, he was very busy.
He told me the best thing to do was to "let Nature take its course."
How am I now?
Well, despite taking certain measures.................
..........up to now..............
............there's no change!
Ha! Ha! Ha!
The old ones are the BEST!
Don't forget to pop back soon to read a tale about Mumsie and a case of mistaken identity.