Girls' night in

I had another busy shift at work and helped Sara out with the customer service emails, most of which were moany and whingey. As I said yesterday, I have never known so many complaints about our swimming lessons and I would love it if we scrapped them all together and just provided leisure activities for the children!

The time flew and I helped Shirley out with a lot of questions, some of which she knew, which was annoying. The Easter holidays start in two weeks so that will be a test, as she won't be able to keep asking people for help as we'll all be busy!

Keith went to watch Sileby play tonight, so Sophie cooked a very delicious meatball and pasta dish, which was much better than mine! She chopped up spring onions, a red pepper and a courgette, added a good glass of red wine, and the meal was gorgeous and very cheesy!

We searched for a film to watch but settled instead for an old episode of Grand Designs and then the first programme about the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo (we watched some of the second episode last Friday). It was very good but a little disturbing.

Keith arrived home chilled to the bone and said that the other team, and their supporters, were horrible. He tucked into a plate of chips and a mug of tea to warm up a bit!