Thursday, February 24, 2011
Wasn't it a lovely day? In Sussex it was.
The day has run away with me and I feel tired now.
I got up quite early to make a cup of tea and prepare for the day.
I hung the washing outdoors - such a lovely day was forecast.
I was occupied with business things for the morning.
I described and listed some more books - all with Kent interest.
I wrapped the art glass posy vase and I walked to the post office with it.
Bill did house work - cleaning. Bless him.
Then he continued in the garden. We certainly have the best and tidiest in the row.
The bird table - the hanging one on a pole is in position. The pole is a bit short really and so the tray with bird food on is below our line of sight from a seated position in the lounge. That is a bit of a pity.
I do fear a bit that it might be a temptation for somebody to walk off with.
I have enjoyed the banter on the wordsplay game ( boggle is the traditional name for this game). Lots of people are joining in with the sarcasm, teasing and accusations against the one who has tapped into a programme which helps him win every time - and by a huge margin.
Why bother?
I can only assume that what he wants (and I do believe that it is a he) is to be the centre of attraction.
Roger and Sue who play the game might at some point come across "pastraminator" at the top of the board.
If you would like some pictures to look at - not much text, then have a look at this week's installment of the Pilgrim's Antiques blog.
http://pilgrimsantiquesweststreetdorking.blogspot.com/
Time for a cuppa.
I got up quite early to make a cup of tea and prepare for the day.
I hung the washing outdoors - such a lovely day was forecast.
I was occupied with business things for the morning.
I described and listed some more books - all with Kent interest.
I wrapped the art glass posy vase and I walked to the post office with it.
Bill did house work - cleaning. Bless him.
Then he continued in the garden. We certainly have the best and tidiest in the row.
The bird table - the hanging one on a pole is in position. The pole is a bit short really and so the tray with bird food on is below our line of sight from a seated position in the lounge. That is a bit of a pity.
I do fear a bit that it might be a temptation for somebody to walk off with.
I have enjoyed the banter on the wordsplay game ( boggle is the traditional name for this game). Lots of people are joining in with the sarcasm, teasing and accusations against the one who has tapped into a programme which helps him win every time - and by a huge margin.
Why bother?
I can only assume that what he wants (and I do believe that it is a he) is to be the centre of attraction.
Roger and Sue who play the game might at some point come across "pastraminator" at the top of the board.
If you would like some pictures to look at - not much text, then have a look at this week's installment of the Pilgrim's Antiques blog.
http://pilgrimsantiquesweststreetdorking.blogspot.com/
Time for a cuppa.
