Always Look On the Bright Side of Life

This afternoon we visited Elsie in the care home.  I took my camera and we had fun while I took shots of the passers by on the public walkway.  It was after school time and students from this age through to college age were on there way home.  A couple of people walking dogs and two ladies pushing their walkers and while not fast they were nice and straight.  We joked even in a confined space there could be many blips to be had by simply recording what went past her door.  This isn't very wide but it fits the theme. Thanks Bob.
The brother in law and sister in law arrived with cheese and crackers, and ice to enjoy the gin and tonic we gave Elsie last week.  Their daughter and her granddaughter is to be married in Christchurch on Saturday.  It is not likely Elsie will attend but she hasn't cancelled her hotel or flight yet.  If she doesn't go a friend is going to come in and sit with her and watch online.  There is even going to be bubbles.  
We will travel to Christchurch tomorrow.  The bride has been very generous and invited her aunties and uncles and cousins and they have all accepted.  It will be quite a gathering of the foresters family.