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[rebness]

One thing I love about my dad is that he seems to appreciate the smallest gesture. We were listening to the radio at breakfast this morning when they started reading out dedications for father's day. I e-mailed in a slightly schmaltzy one that's somehow okay for a radio presenter to mention but which I couldn't write on a card. He's been happy all morning. D'aww.

Okay, so here's how I'd compartmentalise this day -

Great things:

- It's a gloriously sunny Sunday
- I've almost finished packing
- Greek-style roast potatoes are in the oven and making the kitchen smell wonderful
- Dad being happy

So-so things:
- Nearly charged my camera, but I still hate it

Terrible things: 
- I need to clean my flat. Badly.
- True to form, as ever, I have a suddenlastminute cold before a long-haul flight tomorrow morning. Oh, yay.

Comments

[mumsisdaughter]

Have a great day and a safe journey tomorrow.

About to leave to collect my Mum and Dad for a Father's Day treat. What would we do without parents?

[mcgarrygirl78.livejournal.com]

This post reminded me that I have a new camera under the rubble that is always in my bedroom and that I am *still* jealous over the awesome amount of traveling you do. Have a safe and wonderful trip.

I thought that was such a lovely thing to do for your father. I know he isnt always your favorite person but you love him, and vice-versa.

[annemariewrites.livejournal.com]

YOU'RE GOING TO BE HERE TOMORROW!! TOMORROW! IT'S ALMOST HERE! :D :D :D :D

PS: I still have not packed. >:D

[saffronlie.livejournal.com]

I was going to call you this afternoon, but then I realised I didn't have your number. Although I'm pretty sure I do, only I put it somewhere that is not my current phone. Oh well. Have a safe journey and fabulous trip, and give that wench a hug for me. <333