All went fine?

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 Well, most of it. Granddaughter went to bed without problems. We invented a funny fairy tale, before I put her under the duvet and turned the fairy lights on. Turned them off when I went to bed at eleven, husband hard on my heels. Until four all was well, but then my digestive system played another prank, and I spent the rest of the night downstairs on the sofa which feels like a cement block clothed in velvet. Hubby and Elsa came down at seven, just when I finally managed to fall asleep. Oh my God- hubby was off at eight thirty, and Elsa and I were, too! First stop Tedi for furnishment of the Wichtel lantern (of course, Elsa wants one, too). Next stop Smyth Toys, because Matthäus, my godson, will get some Duplo to bribe him. Elsa got Karajan, the cat from School of the Magical Animals. Last stop Ikea, where I finally bought another artificial Christmas tree, one which does not look like as if made of paper. No, it looks and feels like solid plastic. No clue what's worse. Also bought two red pillows for our cement sofa, a lantern for Elsa and meatballs for lunch. Son's train was one and a half hour late- no wonder, it came from Germany, where trains are almost always late. Hubby took Elsa to two shops to buy a belt for her. No success, it's either trousers with belts or no belts at all. Hubby opted for the second.
Tomorrow hubby, Dil2 and daughter mine will take Elsa, Cassian and Flavius to another tourist mine. I will stay at home and rest. While hubby prepared tomorrow's lunch (spooky noodles with red and white sauce) I did some knitting but had to admit defeat- too tired, too demotivated. But...we will take the cardigan with us, when we will do a trip to St. Pölten in early November, to bring Elsa my scaffold I am giving away, together with canvas and acrylic paints. Yay! More things decluttered!