Today I shall be Mainly...

[EileenDavid]

We sat the strike out some friends who do the Roscoff to Plymouth booked Dieppe to Newhaven, then the ferries went back. Some more friends go home today they stuck it out as they live in Plymouth. We are going to Concarneu for the day so lunch out. Eileen

[Stanley]

Keeping out of the shed, writing an article and watching F1 qualifying......

[EileenDavid]

Only a bit of shopping planned then who knows. Eileen

[Stanley]

I have to admit I'm not very motivated at the moment. Post natal depression I think after declaring the engines finished.

[Stanley]

Wrote an article yesterday, will do another today. No day feels wasted when a thousand words has been written.

[Wendyf]

Trying to clear some dust and get ready for a visitor arriving tomorrow. Hope she doesn't mind staying in building site conditions. Things are progressing though, the insulation is in and the plasterboarding is nearly done except for the window embrasures. Col's defences against driving rain against the west wall passed the test of the bad weather over the last week.
Col & Alfie have just set off to walk up Weets, leaving me to my cleaning. I wish I had gone with them now.

[Sue]

Sewing and knitting

[Stanley]

Jack and I go to see our favourite vet today, Mrs Marsh. He's due for his annual booster jabs.... I had mine a week last Saturday, the annual flu jab. I had a bit of a reaction to the flu jab this year, must be a stronger dose? Jack will be OK......

[EileenDavid]

Today I will be packing a few things away ready for closing down our home for the winter. Eileen

[Sue]

and I have been packing to go to France

[Marilyn]

Lovely, sunny day....so threw the bathers on and dragged some of our outdoor wooden furniture onto the lawn where I gave it a lovely coat of furniture oil. Back yard very private thank heavens!
Also fertilised the fruit trees, weeded and trimmed the back garden beds.
Am slightly pink but didn't get sun burn. Hopefully my bones will love the Vitamin D.

[Stanley]

What exciting lives you lot lead! The peak of my activities today will be keeping warm, looking after my mate and perhaps writing another article for the BET.

[Sue]

Sun in Bradford, rain in Brittany?

[Stanley]

Could be sun today as well but we start with a grass frost. I seem to be an article seam, I wrote another yesterday and have one on the boil for today. No day is wasted when 1000 words have been written.

[Tripps]

I notice the BBC have started saying 'grass frost' instead of 'ground frost'. Are they the same thing? Perhaps it means only in rural areas? LIfe's a puzzle isn't it?

[EileenDavid]

It's dry at the moment in our neck of the woods in Brittany. Sun did try but it's slunk back behind the clouds. Dave gone fishing at the zoo and I have done some more bagging and packing ready for returning to the UK. Eileen

[Sue]

Rain this morning, a bit of sun this afternoon. Rain forecast all day tomorrow

[Stanley]

Grass frost certainly describes it better. Ground frost much more severe.
Could be in the shed for a while today but certainly reading this afternoon. Beevor has arrived!

[Nolic]

I'm working this morning but I think I'll be able to manage a chapter or two this afternoon. His style is so good particularly his ability to be describing major climatic episodes then in the same paragraph reflect it through the eyes of a particular individual who experienced the event at first hand. Brilliant. Nolic

[Stanley]

What struck me as I looked at the illustrations (I always look at the pictures first!) was the three pictures of the lady taken over three years showing the effects of starvation.
Later... I decided against the shed and for the cleaning of the drifts of dog hairs in the corner of the treads. This had been noted by daughter Susan so I thought I had better show willing. I feel very smug now that I have done it!

[Sue]

It turned out to be an ok day, warm , sunny but heavy showers

[EileenDavid]

Doing something outside today don't know what but as the weather is so nice make the most of it. Eileen

[Marilyn]

Spent five hours at son's house while a man fitted a wardrobe for him ( son working).
I decided I could either die of boredom or get on with a few jobs. Kitchen now a few shades cleaner, as are some of his doors which I gave a wipe over. Also gave the utility room a once over. Didn't feel at all tempted to put the washing through...it may have been left there as a subtle hint. Or maybe he always keeps his clothes hamper in front of the machine?

Wonder if he will notice I polished his kitchen taps and kettle...

( and I left a packet of Tim Tams in the fridge)

[Stanley]

The Fridge Fairy.....

[Marilyn]

Oh...he will find the Tim Tams alright...bet they are gone by morning.

He will get a shock when he uses his microwave next too, as it is now clean inside.

Bachelors!!!