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Posted: Saturday 2 April, 2011
I had Luna in the diary as due on 28th March - nothing so far, so i can only assume that I've got the dates wrong. She scanned in lamb, so I think she may not have held to the first service and we haven't noticed the second one. Seventeen days from 28th March is 14th April, so maybe she'll go then.
Lucy is due tomorrow, Mothers' Day. Unless I've got that one wrong too.
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