The things we do for love

After I'd nit-combed her hair, Tess reminded me about her verruca.

The verruca is in an awkward place, so putting verruca gel on her toe involved holding her toes apart and keeping her foot in the air. We then have to wait for the gel to turn white apparently before she can move, so Richard had the genius idea of blow-drying her foot.

The day started with me noticing the return of the headlice. Then Richard had a hospital appointment at which he was told his polyps are trying to return and that was probably connected with his wheezing. He's been given another course of steroids to take for a week and after the first dose he's already better company.

I had a grocery delivery and then made flapjacks and made bread and got started on the massive scattering of clean washing that needed sorting and putting away. I made pile of towels that is over five foot high.

The garden is getting completely buggered by the wind. I daren't look