Sunday, October 30, 2011
Time on Sunday to get things done.
What a long day!
How many of us in the UK woke up too early this morning?
And in the south east we woke to find a really murky day - damp and dismal; though even today the golden leaves did their best to glow.
We have used the day to continue with Thai photographs. I am loving it - Bill maybe is feeling it is all a chore.
I have now sorted 722 photos.
I have about 9 sections to go.
I have also started to print pages for my album and I am so pleased with it.
I am trying to limit the amount of photos quite a lot, and yet still tell all the stories.
I haven't sorted out yesterday's purchases. I think I'll do some in the shop during the day tomorrow.
The suitcase is a child evacuee's suitcase, dated 1939.
The cylindrical glass vase in the centre is from a famous glass works on the Isle of Wight. Much sought after.
I had hoped to get some West German pottery vases. Thelarge orange one can go to the shop tomorrow.
And I bought little things - like the waxed paper Christmas dishes, still in the original packaging. Just right for a 1950's sherry trifle!
Talking of puddings - I have another bread and butter pudding in the oven right now.
How many of us in the UK woke up too early this morning?
And in the south east we woke to find a really murky day - damp and dismal; though even today the golden leaves did their best to glow.
We have used the day to continue with Thai photographs. I am loving it - Bill maybe is feeling it is all a chore.
I have now sorted 722 photos.
I have about 9 sections to go.
I have also started to print pages for my album and I am so pleased with it.
I am trying to limit the amount of photos quite a lot, and yet still tell all the stories.
I haven't sorted out yesterday's purchases. I think I'll do some in the shop during the day tomorrow.
The cylindrical glass vase in the centre is from a famous glass works on the Isle of Wight. Much sought after.
I had hoped to get some West German pottery vases. Thelarge orange one can go to the shop tomorrow.
And I bought little things - like the waxed paper Christmas dishes, still in the original packaging. Just right for a 1950's sherry trifle!
Talking of puddings - I have another bread and butter pudding in the oven right now.
