Today I shall be Mainly...

[Wendyf]

No idea what Tim Tams are, I'll have to go googling. I'm hoping it stays dry today as I am busy in the veggie garden, tidying up and spreading muck & compost. Anyone want any well rotted horse manure?

[EileenDavid]

I didn't know what Tim Tams were either but google tell me they are a chocolate biscuit manufactured in Australia. Today weather back to cold am and night time but some nice sunny weather in the afternoons so might have a trip out or just enjoy the relaxing outside with a book. Tonight we are going to friends for drinks. Eileen

[Marilyn]

Tim Tams come in all chocolate flavours, from white chocolate to milk and dark...even a black forest flavour.
Think the ones I left were "double chocolate mud flavour", for serious Tim Tam addicts.

Those in the know say "you eat Tim Tams in your Jim Jams".
( only ten in a pack....)

[PanBiker]

An Australian sub-culture in action

[Sue]

Packing, home tomorrow

[Stanley]

Torn between Shed and Beevor. Decisions......

[Wendyf]

Not going outside.

[Stanley]

Don't blame you. The weather has deteriorated quickly in the last five hours and it's a wet, nasty day out there with a strong breeze.
My plans have changed, just realised I have a lot of slides to sort for Daniel's book.

[Marilyn]

Ah....you poor things.
Am wearing shorts and Tshirt. Have just returned from an after dinner walk, with blazing pink sunset.
Sat here now watching birds taking dips in the bird bath.
Sigh...perfect day actually.

[Moh]

Lucky you !!

[Sue]

Home and I am cold!

[Stanley]

Winter is upon you!

[Wendyf]

Paddling....and spending the morning in the library where it is warm and dry.

[Stanley]

I thought about you as Jack and I were braving the elements this morning. Nasty, wet, cold and lousy!

[Moh]

Glad it has turned out a nice day, we are delivering our tin tent to Clitheroe.

[PanBiker]

Banning Chinese spammers - 3 today already.

[Wendyf]

I got that other one this morning as well Ian. Lovely afternoon....except for the thunderstorm that has just passed by. I've been planting garlic in the poly tunnel.

[Stanley]

More slides than I thought. Big job!

[Nolic]

Up to Lancaster to my favourite childrens home that justifiably got "outstanding" from their recent inspection. Challenge is to keep them improving. Nolic

[Stanley]

Just the man for the job. Have a good day!

[EileenDavid]

Today will be some more packing ready for our return to the UK on Sunday. Some last minute shopping and paying the insurance. Eileen

[Sue]

Art this morning and sorting out my winter clothes this afternoon

[Stanley]

Reading won over sorting slides.... I have little doubt the same will happen today after shopping.

[Wendyf]

A morning in the Earby Heritage Room. If any one would like to have a look at the room, and see the history society archive, we are there between 10 am & 12.30 on most Friday mornings. It is in the New Road Community Centre, up the stairs on the right hand side of the building.

[Sue]

Busy day today. I had a two hour French lesson this morning, then this afternoon took a friend (who has had a cataract operation) shopping and for an eye test, Afternoon tea at the art gallery and then a look round the People's Art exhibition. Afterwards I dyed some jeans in the washer and finally sorted out my art and craft stuff for next weeks U3A autumn craft fair at Todmorden. Now I am settled down for STRICTLY and tea.