One of the things that really stood out was how comfortable I feel around his family. I've always been told that meeting your partners parents doesn't ever really stop being scary, but I get that initial nervousness then I remember how nice they are and chill right back down again. Most people reading this will know how I cope under stress, and that is not very well at all haha. So it's a huge relief to not have to spend the days we visit or they visit in total fear!
Anyway, side tracked. Max's ceremony was lovely, despite the prayers and hymns... We counted down the names until it was his turn and then tried to embarrass him as much as we could by whooping and cheering. He never heard. Efforts gone unnoticed. Sigh. After, we had some drinks (See above) and then went out to lunch at an amazing Italian place. When I say amazing, I mean unbelievable. The thought of the bruschetta makes me hungry, although I have just stuffed my face with pizza and salad. Before I get bogged down in the need to make myself more dinner, I shall move on. The lovely meal was followed by some more drinks, lots of laughs and a brilliant night out with some of Aberdeen's finest citizens.
I want the finest Aberdonians to move to Edinburgh... It's lonely without them!
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