When she finished though these things made her happy:
- She didn't have to wait for a bus to go into town after work. As soon as she arrived at the stop a bus turned up.
- There was a good book waiting at the library ready to be picked up.
- Her new favorite chocolate chip biscuits were on special at the supermarket. A pack of 10 large cookies are $3, the price similar ones are sold for each at at the hospital cafes.
- Dinner was quick and easy. Spicy chicken and salad wraps.
- A small chocolate mousse and strawberries for dessert (mum walked to work this morning and was on her feet all day).
- Patting me and having a chat about my day when she got home.
- A warm and cozy bed to sleep in tonight with a good book to read.
Sounds wonderful. How often do you get such a perfect set up. Mind you it was well deserved. Good for mum !
ReplyDeleteWhey~Hey! Three cheers for Mum...ALL those happy,
ReplyDeletehappy things! And you look quite content and happy
to Poppy!x
Are you in the lime~light! Bless!x
Those seemingly small things definitely are the things that bring Joy, Poppy. Along with you, of course!
ReplyDeleteIt's a rare but glorious day when everything goes right to reward you for a job well done.
ReplyDeletePoppy, dear, your mum is a wise woman who knows the benefits of counting her blessings rather than reciting a rosary of woes. (A chocolate mousse is like a mouse treat for ladies.)
ReplyDeleteAgree with John. I hope you have three marvellous days off. Just take care of that knee. I had a very enjoyable few hours watching A woman of substance. Nice to relax to
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