Wills

 I had a more relaxed start to the day. Zoe had a day off, so I could have a coffee, read the news and then walk to Zoe's to join the walk to school. Dropping her at the classroom, I set off for my usual walk. By the time I arrived home, Diane had already left for Pilates. It would be early afternoon before she returned.

I kept my AirPods running while I had breakfast and managed to finish my latest AudioBook. I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed it and am disappointed that it is the last in the series. I will continue, however, to select books by David Hewson as they always seem so well researched and have engaging plot lines.

I managed to clear a pile of ironing during the morning and then settled down with my Kindle after lunch. The doorbell rang. It was the postman delivering the latest incarnation of our Wills. These need to be read through, approved, and signed before sending them back to the Solicitor. There are a few complications that will require a bit of head-scratching to ensure we understand, but that can wait for another day.

Diane arrived home with just enough time to grab some lunch and then join Zoe in collecting Ellie from school. Soon after, we drove them to Chichester, where Ellie had a dental checkup. She got a clean bill of health from Magda, and we dropped them back home.

Ellie is staying overnight with us as Zoe has a manager's meeting tomorrow that requires an early start in the morning.