After an early night Saturday, I woke rather early but that was OK because I needed to wash my hair as well as getting a roast dinner prepped before popping off to Circuits.
Circuits was great. Most of us were there and one lady had brought her three boys as well (they've come before) so it was good fun. I took over the bags with my donations for the pop up shop in a couple of weeks - I was glad to get them off my hands.
Once home and after breakfast, I got the dinner started and when Beth and Alex arrived, it was well on the way. Doesn't the house smell good when a roast is in the oven!!
Beth and Alex helped me dismantle my old and very battered computer chair which is now in the bin and then we went online and on-phone and we now have a Center Parcs holiday booked for October. Just a Monday to Friday - adding on the weekend made it horrendously expensive. As is our wont, we paid the lot and I've sent my share over to Beth so that is all done and dusted.
I wasn't expecting the garden room furniture to come until later but while B and A were still here, there was a knock at the door and there it was, accompanied by two very obliging men who unpacked it all and took away all the packaging.
I had been so concerned that either it wasn't what I thought it would be - buying online can be a bit - er - unsure - or that I just didn't like it in reality but no, it was just exactly what I had hoped.
And here it all is, in situ. The chair on the left is a rocker and the thing in the corner on the right is a foot stool but it will double as an extra seat, if needed. And they are so comfortable.
I'm so pleased.
I'm so pleased.
I rather think a circular mat might look nice, don't you? And I 'need' some plain grey cushions . . .
Anyway, I have to move out the wooden chairs and little table and the floor is a state after this afternoon's activity so that's a chore for tomorrow.
So quite a good day, despite the rain and the fact that it felt like Sunday all day!
How did your Bank Holiday Monday go (if you had one, of course)? xx