Treacherous weather

 I was so glad when the sun came out this morning- I disliked the dark, wet days we had had! Of course, I had a corner bench and a dining table to wax and brush for a second time (one does indeed brush the wood to make it shine), bathrooms to clean and the washing machine to fill and turn on (and let hubby drag the washing up from the basement). Then there was lunch (sweet chilli chicken) to prepare and a nap to be held. But finally, at two thirty in the afternoon, I packed my throw-to-be, because I deemed it right then to sit on the terrace and crochet a while. Went outside and was back in the living room in the blink of an eye. Couldn't hubby have told me that it was sunny but cold and very windy instead of snugly? Needless to say that I did crochet in the conservatory, fogged by the smell of wax and honey. At four in the afternoon it was raining. Not much, but still. Well, it could be worse!
Daughter sent me a picture of Super Nintendo World in Osaka. So that´s the part of Universal Studios Japanese visitors love the most. Ooookay...
Number three finally managed to persuade his wife that she has to be the one to pick him up- the first of October is the day Matthäus's health cure will come to an end, but also the day when aunt Lil will arrive at Salzburg Airport. Now guess who will need to get picked up after such a long flight with no direct bus service to get to our house? Definitely not the one who could have swept cars with wifey (the two do that often enough) to get to Upper Austria without having to tank up on electricity, instead of having said wifey depose the two male members of the family in the sticks and have hubby and me bring them back home...
BTW: It´s two weeks now that we do no more need an alarm clock to know that it´s seven in the morning. Because that´s the time neighbour sends young Konstanze over to the grandparents next door, so that she can bring first-grader Charlotte to the school bus. Only that Konstanze wants to be with her big sis and howls her head off each day. I think I want a house on top of a mountain with no neighbours around...