We married 13 years ago, and are off, leaving the children with my dad and step-mum (blessed, wonderful, amazing individuals that they are) and escaping everything tiresome, distressing and difficult for a few days of rest, food, wine, beauty and fun.
But first I will have a day of running around like a wild thing, sorting and tidying.
Au revoir, mes amis.
Bon Voyage!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend sharon!
ReplyDeleteJohn and Phil, thanks.
ReplyDeleteI think somehow, it's going to be great.
Bon Voyage - Enjoy that beautiful city have a grand creme, cafe au lait and a hot buttery croissant for me!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy, everything especially the freedom!
ReplyDeleteHave a fantastic time :D.
ReplyDeleteI'm coming too, right?
ReplyDeleteHave fun - take plenty of photos!
Hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou must let me know how you managed to get Dad to do the honours for the weekend; wouldn't mind a trip away ourselves!
ReplyDeleteHope you both have a wonderful weekend.You deserve it!
Trevor
Have a brilliant time. I was there with my fiancee a few weeks back and it was great, except we ended up with very sore legs, still, thats what the wine is for :)
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Have a brilliant getaway.
ReplyDeleteYou both truly deserve it.
Elf.
Sounds very romantic, have a lovely time.
ReplyDeleteCJ xx
home yet eh? eh? home yet?
ReplyDeleteThanks to all of you for your lovely thoughts. We had a great time.
ReplyDelete@Anon who posted the link to another NI blog about autism, thanks. It's an interesting blog all right and while I agree with some of what the author says about provision and organisation of services for autistic people in NI, my interest in the blog is severely limited by its having some very dodgy links in the sidebar, including one to the most poisonous and disgusting blog about autism ever written.