Homemade Apple Pie Celebration |
Life as a Carer to Merv and Melanie. Merv has Huntington's Disease. Big Bad Harry represents the things that come our way which we are unable to change but need to deal with. Some comedy and thought provoking comments and ideas.
Sunday, 20 April 2014
Easter Sunday
I've been turning off the alarm
in the morning and
ducking back under the covers again, catching up on much needed sleep. Today I fought the urge. I yawned and
stretched while completing my daily thirty minute treadmill routine. My mind was a jumble of things to do and complete before picking up Mel and later
my Mum. It's Easter Sunday some of us have been or will be going to a church
service. Between small offerings of choccy
eggs, hot cross buns and fresh fruit we enjoy coffee before a little magic from Jamie Oliver turns
my two large chickens into a roasted lemon and herb culinary delight. Dustin, my sister and her friend join us as
we tuck into our lunch, chat and share together. As I serve up the lunch my sister confides some unexpected personal news with me. Mel wonders why she missed out on asparagus and I hunt for roast potatoes for my plate. My plate is rather empty, much like my brain after the news! In hindsight it is a good thing the apple pie is not within reach as it may have ended being served next to the chicken with a dollop of gravy plopped on top! My head begins to function once more and our meal is enjoyed by all. Though Mel does complain about her lack of asparagus and I make interesting sign language that I missed out also! The meal is complete as we enjoy my sister's
homemade apple pie with dollops of custard. Family chatter and the viewing of holiday photos follow.
All too soon the day moves on and it's time for my Mum to go home. It's been a
lovely celebration of Easter.
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