Moon

After a morning spent getting ready for the British Gas Engineer to come and fix the cooker (I am not the world's best cooker cleaner!) then came a fair bit of umming and aahing as to what model he was dealing with.  Thankfully I had retained all of my IKEA booklets for the different bits of kitchen equipment but none of them identified WHICH bit of cooker, hob, microwave, hood was which - bonkers!  They did, however, have serial numbers on the back, so the Engineer set to work with his computer to try and identify the cooker.   Basically the door started sticking and then the front of it fell off!  It is only stuck on with heat resistant glue, which is apparently the norm!  A cuppa later, the Engineer disappeared with the door and we went to the garden centre to stock up on summer pots and bedding plants. 

When we came out of the garden centre I spotted very unusual cloud formations tending towards the lenticular and asked Tony to remind me to blip them when we got home - we promptly both forgot!  Meanwhile a neighbour walked up the back with her little ones from school who both decided they wanted to be gardeners.  Thankfully I re-discovered the watering cans that we got for mini neighbour Molly when she lived next door, so we then had a mass watering of everything in sight courtesy of Cara and Leah.  They are bright little things so when I mentioned that Tony was up at the 'other garden' (the allotment) they decided they had to go and help him there too!  They weren't happy when Mum said it was bathtime!

Back from the allotment and Martin the window cleaner arrived and there was much discussion of the Tour de Yorkshire when suddenly it was time for pilates!  Where did the day go to?! 

So a forgotten blip turned in to this blip of the sky spotted whilst talking to Martin up his ladder!