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It’s Not What It Looks Like.
I was watching 3 large agapanthus buds in the front garden from the lounge window. This plant hasn’t produced flowers apart from the year it was planted around 6 years ago and then they were very pretty but not very tall. Suddenly this year they are taller than the garden wall with thick sturdy stems…
It’s Good to Talk
As I battled with technology this morning I remembered the wise words of my Grandmother when my mother bought an electric kettle. “It’ll never catch on. Everyone knows that water and electricity don’t go together.” Of course she was wrong. I’ve done it too; I was very reluctant to change from records to tape and…
Another Direction, from Agnes
David and I have been enjoying a 2.9 mile walk most days as a form of exercise. We walk towards Little Crosby village and around the wood wall clockwise. Many of you will know the route. The reason we go clockwise is so that we can see the oncoming traffic and step out when safe…
Kiss the Rain
As part of my daily devotions, I have started to learn Christian Meditation, notmindfulness but a little like it. This morning as I tried to sit quietly, I was aware of mytinnitus, which at times can be a real distraction. I decided to put on my favouritepiano music CD, “Best of Yiruma”. My meditation for…
Darkness to Light
This jigsaw puzzle is one I have done many times and love despite it not being the easiest puzzle I’ve ever done. It’s called Day and Night and is taken from a picture by a Dutch artist M. C. Escher who is known for his geometric art works. This is the only one of his…
Not all flights are cancelled . . . .
I’m really excited! Aran is back! He arrived just after midday today after a very long flight. You may be wondering who Aran is and where has he been? Well Aran is the male osprey from the Glaslyn nest in Wales that I follow. Both he and his mate have been in Africa for the…