Open in case of emergency

Hopefully a toothbrush is all I've forgotten and thank heavens for lovely hotels that are so obliging in such circumstances. They even brought me two for some reason. But perhaps if I leave one in my washbag I won't need to be so reliant on obliging hotels in the future.

Lovely, slow-paced family Sunday with a walk, roast lunch and a(nother) trip to see the magnificently heart-warming musical, "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown". I have since learned from Wikipedia that it is the most performed musical as it is so popular with schools. I can see why. Anna and I now have it on our iPods so we can enjoy it over and over. I hope it will help her sleep tonight as she was very tearful when I had to leave straight after the theatre trip for a night in Oxford ahead of a full day workshop starting early tomorrow. Still, it's the last day of October and marks the end of my mad, busy month and I am hopeful that Nov and Dec will be a little more relaxed.

For now, I shall make the most of a very comfy bed to snuggle up in with Downton Abbey.

Some point this week I shall backblip Friday and Saturday and catch-up on the rest of blip which has taken a back-seat over the last few days. But is still reassuringly there