Good morning all. Well we are home safe and sound after a 6 hour journey in the motorhome and we are trying to get back to normal.
First of all a big thank, again, to all those who prayed, or wished us well, sent cards and generally held us in their hearts or the Lord's heart over the last three weeks. We have been overwhelmed with the love we have been showered with. It meant a lot to us that there is so much love out there, often from people we have never met and never will.
So what does 'back to normal' mean? Four loads of washing yesterday and another to go on the line in a minute and 'slowly allowing the patient to recover his strength'!!! The patient has taken himself off to the doctor this morning, there and back on the bus and probably taking to half a dozen people on the way. The patient's carer, me, has a sore throat, is still short on sleep and has 2 baskets of ironing to do and still lots of stuff to put away, and the motorhome to vacuum and clean.
As you can see, my worktop has acquired all the small amount of craft stuff I took with me, plus the bits I bought while away and some stamps and die cutters that came in the post while we were away, but no creations in sight and not likely to be until everything else that needs doing has been done..
However from our lovely campsite on the banks of the Great Ouse 
I did take a picture of the Lord's continuing creation. When we arrived on June 8th she was sitting on the nest and on 20th she hatched these gorgeous little balls of fluff. I can't even attempt to make anything that wonderful.
Well the sun is shining so the next load better be put on the line and this needs to be published.
God bless you all.