Little and Large

I don't know how I managed to get through today, except to say, it must have been willpower.

I knew it was going to be a bad one when I started to fell the stabs of pain behind my eyes at 9am. By lunchtime I was just about on my knees with the pain and dizziness, but I had no way of getting medication.

When Mr G finally came to pick Claire and me up from school, it was all I could do to swallow the pills and lie down in a darkened room. Two doses of pills and 4 hours later the pain had subsided into a dull ache and I knew I was on the mend again.

Moral of the story, make sure I always have a supply of pills with me at all times.

When I arrived at school, Claire and the eco committee were setting up stall to sell the eggs the chickens laid this week. This was the biggest and the smallest of them all.

Claire says the large egg is from the Welsummer chicken called Eggward named by Primary 5 and the smallest from the Bluebell called Chick-zilla named by Primary 4.