Vicar Saves The Day

After another very long day yesterday...

We decided to just collapse in the garden of the big house we'd cleaned with a bottle of wine...

Then we remembered that we didn't have anything to drink it from...

So we swigged it...

While enjoying the view...

Nice...

Today, we had to take the car into the garage.
What we thought was a straightforward job has turned out to be more complicated...

We've had to leave it in the garage overnight & hopefully tomorrow it will be ready!
The problem is - we have 3 properties to clean...
We returned home on the bus & when we got off at our stop - the vicar & husband were there & offered us a lift home (which is a mile away from the bus stop). They have also insisted on lending us their car for tomorrow, so we don't have to let anyone down... 
Such lovely folks & they will soon be leaving for another parish... They will really be missed!

So the show will go on tomorrow & we have 2 new jobs, one is a holiday cottage & the other is a kind of motivational job to support a guy to get on top of his cleaning - being ex care workers means we seem to attract these kind of jobs... Makes life more interesting!


Hope you're all having a good week!

Kay & Sime 
xx

Comments

  1. Jane and Chris31 May 2012 at 00:53

    Swigging wine from a common'cup'? We do that at church on Sundays!
    Jane x

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    1. Just Humans Being31 May 2012 at 19:25

      Doesn't taste as good as it does from a glass though!

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  2. Kath31 May 2012 at 08:59

    getting in practice for Glastonbury I see LOL

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  3. Just Humans Being31 May 2012 at 09:04

    Hahaha!

    K&S :)

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  4. Mrs Thrifty31 May 2012 at 18:56

    There is never a dull moment with you two lol xx

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  5. Molly1 June 2012 at 01:46

    Love that you drank straight from the bottle! That brings back memories for me. :)

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