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Finally the new TV got installed. As usual, hubby forgot to tell me that he had "invited" son number one to help with the installation at nine in the morning. So we had breakfast, then hubby left for the inevitable shopping tour, while I dressed and went back to the bedroom, to read a bit more of you know what. At eight fifty the doorbell rang, son number one waiting in front of the door, and no hubby in sight. Not nice, because son had to do emergency shopping himself- mother-in-law on the horizon! Hubby came, and the problems began in earnest. Taking the old TV down went okay, then he screwed on the new mounting- upside down. do it again, hubby! Finally the TV was in place- but hubby forgot to note down the registry number for the cash-back sale Samsung offers until the end of April. TV down again, number noted, da capo!
Hubby did the pork loin for lunch and was displeased, because I dared to do roast potatoes for side dish, when we are to have potato dumplings tomorrow- says the man who did Schnitzel with potato salad and chips.
In the afternoon number four and I did a trip to DM for shampoos, deodorants and the like. It was too warm (25°) for our liking, so we decided against the long shopping tour over the border. The next two days weather will stay warm on the border to hot. The horse chestnut trees are already flowering- usually they start doing so around the first of May. My guess is that most plants have lost it this spring- all are flowering at the same time. To me it makes no difference, it´s the bees which will get issues!
Back home, number four did play a bit roughly with our guest cat- and promptly got bitten twice. no hard bites, more like don´t you dare and stop petting. Son is playing dying swan now, fearing a stay in the hospital is imminent. Yes, the bite of a cat can be dangerous, but mostly when the cat bites and not gnaws, and especially if it´s a bite into the hand. Until now I have survived all bites unscathed. Then again, it´s my son I am talking of...
Hubby did the pork loin for lunch and was displeased, because I dared to do roast potatoes for side dish, when we are to have potato dumplings tomorrow- says the man who did Schnitzel with potato salad and chips.
In the afternoon number four and I did a trip to DM for shampoos, deodorants and the like. It was too warm (25°) for our liking, so we decided against the long shopping tour over the border. The next two days weather will stay warm on the border to hot. The horse chestnut trees are already flowering- usually they start doing so around the first of May. My guess is that most plants have lost it this spring- all are flowering at the same time. To me it makes no difference, it´s the bees which will get issues!
Back home, number four did play a bit roughly with our guest cat- and promptly got bitten twice. no hard bites, more like don´t you dare and stop petting. Son is playing dying swan now, fearing a stay in the hospital is imminent. Yes, the bite of a cat can be dangerous, but mostly when the cat bites and not gnaws, and especially if it´s a bite into the hand. Until now I have survived all bites unscathed. Then again, it´s my son I am talking of...
