It's a long weekend this week as Monday is as bank holiday. So far it's been super.

Saturday was a day where I was a muppet. It was a day where we were taking the ancient aunt to have her Covid jab. We were also doing an experiment to see if she can get into K's car as we have been swapping cars as K thought the X1 was too high for her.

We took both cars just in case when we got to the AA's house K asked where are the keys. At that point we realised I had left them in the door at home.

Well she easy got into K's car and I dashed off home to check the door K took the aunt for her jab and K and I were to meet up on the hill for lunch. Yes I had left the keys in the door.

After locking up I drove to the hill, it was very busy. I managed to park but was concerned that K may not get one. So I stood in a gap between the last parked car and the burger van, there was room for 2 cars. If anyone wanted to park I would have moved, but no one did lol. Kay got the space and we got lunch, sitting in K's car to eat.

After eating we decided on the way back we would get some shopping and drove off. When we got to the supermarket Kay said "we have abandoned your car on the hill" doh.

Anyway we did the shopping then drove back to the hill to get my car.

Sunday was a day of cinema and dinner.

We had tickets to see a live stream of the opera Carmen from the royal opera house in London, at a cinema close by. We saw the encore as the stream was Wednesday and I was working. It was super, loved it.

3 hours later and about 6pm we went to a Raymond Blanc restaurant. We had a lovely waitress. Ordered our food. When the starter was finished the waitress came round to collect the plates she said how's was that ladies. I chuckled to my self saying how nice the food was.

Then after the mains she returned and asked how they were. Again we said how good it was, she followed up with and would you ladies like desert. We said yeas and had the dessert menu, when she left K said to me. "Did she call us ladies?" I said yes and for the second time, are you Ok. She said no, and I could tell she was slightly put out, but was quicky put aside and we carried on with our conversations and had another chuckle. As Friday, another male fail lol.

Hugs
Jessica xxx

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Quote from: Courtney G on Yesterday at 07:29:27 PMI'm so fortunate to have new gal pals like Ashley, Gina, Athena, Brooke, Caela, Jessica, Heidemarie and Sara in my life these days. We support and lift each other up. It's a wonderful little group. I'd love to get us all together to break bread someday.

Hey! I am super happy you have a support network. I am happy for all of you.

No one does this alone. thanks for the update.

~Jenn

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