Lovely Walk

After being stuck in the house for two weeks, I woke up and wasn't in as much pain, this relapse has really knocked me for six. Should be thankful that it's only sensory and apart from numbness, burning pain and feeling shattered, it's still not affected my mobility so big whoop whoop for that 😉! Decided that me and the kids needed some fresh air and the sun was out so why not?!

 Off we went to feed the ducks and walk in the countryside, the munchkins loved it and despite it being a short walk because it really tired me out, they were happy and smiling. Not only that, they found 3 stones too! This stone craze is really catching on :-).
Oooo and we saw a very pretty duck which turned out to be a Mandarin Duck 😊. 

 Anyways, MS 0 and life 1, gotta enjoy the little things right :-)! 

 Loving my weekly life quote jar :-)!
You maybe having a bad day but there is always something good in that bad day!

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