It's strange being home again, strange but good (obviously) it's all the same but very slightly different, a bit like a dream, but it's amazing just how quickly you fall back into the routines as if you have never been away.
Oh but the garden... don't get me started, that will have to be tackled and soon, well when it stops raining. Makes me realise there is nothing like proper Welsh rain, it's wetter then anywhere else..
I'm almost unpacked, now I know you would think that's no big deal, but that usually involves a couple of suitcases which you dump in the dirty laundry hamper and voila! you're done.
But I of course had to have what looked like an (admittedly small) house's worth complete with a full 70's hi fi system ( on which more sometime no doubt) and more cushions then you can shake a stick at. I have a problem..
I have also had to do some cupboard spring cleaning, and rearranging of the loft... like I said I have a problem :-)
I am sure I have learned a lot this summer, though now I think of it nothing much comes to mind other then again emphasizing the value of friends, just how dreadful many 'holiday makers' can be and of course a deep abiding love for Muse, who have got me through most of it. Like most men I have limited processing power so all the time I am obsessing over them I'm not over something else. I hope they'd be happy with that.
Now the laundry basket is about to split it's seams...
I thought of you this past weekend when I saw that Muse was the guest act for a U2 concert held in a nearby city (I didn't go).
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you and the stereo equipment are home!
Who wants to hear U2 anyway?!
ReplyDelete"Welcome Home!" she shouts, with Joy Abounding and Astounding! {hops around like a little kid!}
ReplyDeleteMustard, eh? That ought to brighten things up wonderfully,- such a happy colour. It makes me smile just thinking about it. :-)
{{{{{HUGS}}}}} ~Sil
Welcome home.
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