Averagely Adventurous

 We had our first visitors from The States this week.  A friend from high school/college is doing a UK tour with a stop in Glasgow.  The pressure was on to show them what we could and get the most out of their time.  Some sites Pedro and I hadn't even been too yet, and will probably have to go back for more visiting time.  They went to People's Palace (which was a bit far for us, but now on our visit list) and then I met up with them at the Necropolis. It was a beautiful day, 50's and no rainy skies. I know this is one of Pedro's favorite things, finding the a high spot to look out over the city, and it was a good day for it. Bonus, everything was in bloom, which meant daffodils and cherry blossoms!

Pedro's time on the farm has been trying, but still a very great learning experience.  I get pictures of lambs he's saved from the cold, calls about surgeries he's done, and, of course, messages that he's tired and ready to come home.  Knowing that he's working on the farm during lambing season, I thought the notification I got this morning was a mistake. Amazon was telling me that "Uddermint for Udder Health" was shipping to me and his mom.  I looked at the product, something that "soothes and clears" udders, and thought Pedro must have ordered this for the farm and accidentally sent it to us by mistake.