Monday, 14 March 2022

Covid 1

Prince Charming has just emerged from his turret after eleven days of either Omicron or BA.2, who knows anymore? He doesn't have hair long enough to get him down from the window, and the only succour from his princess in shining armour was an occasional tray at the door. He had to shield in the first Lockdown, so we are immensely thankful that pain and tiredness were as serious as it got.
Downstairs life went on, with everything pared back to the bare minimum. Which is lovely enough when the bare minimum still involves heat and light and food and water and quietness on tap. I was chatting to a girl in school today about the news and about where she found her hope. We both agreed that tea is often enough.
You could get annoyed, I suppose, that the best a son could do was your school water flask when a friend leaves you flowers. But then again, here we all are together and the best that we can do at any given moment is all there is, and there's such joy in knowing that you've been given the best that someone can do.

Praying that our Ukranian brothers and sisters will be blessed with the best that friends and families and kind strangers and generous hosts all over Europe can do x
 

5 comments:

Angela said...

Amen - hoping the entire household is fit and well soon, and that the flowers blossom ❤️🙏👍☺️💐

Pom Pom said...

Oh no! Prayers for PC!
Yes, praying for the people of Ukraine. So hard.
Sending heaps of love and quiet to you, dear Mags.

Pam said...

Indeed.

Lisa Richards said...

Prayers for a speedy recovery for your Prince Charming! Yes, we have many small comforts to be thankful for. Love that teacup! Hugs to you all! :)

Sandra at Thistle Cove Farm said...

People often ask if my helpers do "it" like I'd do "it". Of course not but it's done and I count my blessings. My helpers are teenage boys...14, and two 16 year olds and I love them all dearly. They consider me their granny and I treat them like grandsons...sometimes to their dismay. lol

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