In the immortal words of Granny Weatherwax, I aint'nt dead. I'm just taking a few days off while the other half is away on a business trip. My kids, Poss (aged 6 years) and The Womble (3 years) keep me on pretty tight schedule of fetching drinks, cooking meals, adjudicating arguments, assisting with bodily functions, watching this, cleaning up that... You know, Mum stuff. With Himself away, it's the same as usual but a little bit moreso. I will resume posting just as soon as I can.
Take care!
-- Carol
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- Carol: A genealogy enthusiast, geek, mother, amateur cook, appalling gardener, gregarious hermit, easily distracted crafter and now fledgling blogger.
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