Florence and half the contents of her flat arrived in London at the crack of dawn yesterday .
The bags weighed more than her , the journey took in the scenic route – Carlisle and Birmingham Bus stations, there was in-house entertainment ,in the form of snoring and farting ( NOT Florence ,we bought her up better than to do that ) ..all for £10 .
You can’t beat a Mega-Bus . ( except hypocrite that I am ,I have never been on one , and if I can meet my maker without ever having been on one ,I think I’ll die happy ) .
So it is Easter ( which is a bit too much about death for my liking ) and I’m firing on 3 pistons …When the 4 of us are together ,it is 4 pistons , which means full throttle . And we all know full throttle is the best !
Welcome to Rosie’s web site, dedicated to Rosie Grace Dwyer who died on the 21st of December 2008
Have a lovely Easter! Speaking as a (lapsed) catholic, and I’m sure John will confirm that Easter is a lot more about resurrection than death 🙂 At least that’s how I look at it. Reminds me of a time Jim and I went to Dublin for Easter w’end, only to find the pubs shut early on Good Friday. We expressed our disappointment to the landlord who said-without a hint of irony-‘ah sure Dublin is dead on Good friday, but livens up a bit on Easter Sunday’ love to all from us xx
That is a great quote!
We’ve just got in from a flying visit to see Nanny, Andrew,Mary and Rick in Selly Oak .
I took up salmon en croute – I remembered …..no meat on Good Friday
Hi Rachel, literally just home from a week in the lakes. Warwickshire schools finished last week. Before that, Robert’s dad had a stroke and we were a little busy. I need to apologise for not responding to your very welcomed card before we went away. Cant believe you were in Selly Oak yesterday! :(Will make contact over next few days. Hugest Easter hugs x