Well, my son's ex has really gone overboard this time! Breaking more court orders.

First of all she refused to let my Granddaughers speak to their father on the phone and now she has changed her number. My son is now on anti-depressants because of not being able to see them now nor contact them.

So now we have to resort to writing to them, only who knows if they even get to see them.

I'm really thinking of getting Legal Aid to try and sort it out. ...

All to do with the internet!

All I tried to do was to download my renewed Security Suite. I ended up with a package without Anti Virus or Anti Spy ware but with parental control! As if I need that now!!

I've tried all sorts of technical aid but the company doesn't seem to understand. Delete the Security Suite and try again. This time I only got the Anti Virus!

Then two programs appeared from nowhere. Error Nuker which I thought was a Microsoft update and...

I spent a lovely day with all four of my Granddaughters yesterday. I haven't seen the three eldest for a couple of months, so had lots of catching up to do! Kate is now 13 and is taller than me, while the twins are not far behind. Leah told me she wanted to work with animals, Kate is very interested in forensic science but Emma is still unsure. Still, there's still a while to go at school and they might change their minds before then.
We spent the afternoon and a park, where I spent ages...

On Monday I at last went as a volunteer at the Pony Club for Disabled Riders.

Everyone was very friendly and helpful, which made it easier.

I led one 'pony', of about 16 hands, around the country lanes. The young girl riding has cerebral palsy and yet she sat up so straight and seemed to enjoy herself. Going around the corners was a little difficult - just imagine someone of 5'2" pushing this extra large pony round a corner, when he obviously didn't want to go! ...

O for a book and a shady nook,
Either in-doors or out;
With the green leaves whispering overhead,
Or the street cries all about;
Where I may read all at my ease,
Both of the new and old;
For a jolly good book whereupon to look,
Is better to me than gold.