… it’s a Fish Friday. Not quite, and not just a religion thing, but in common with many older persons, Joan always used to have fish on that day.
So she kindly invited us round for lunch of…
Fish and chips (and mushy peas (natch)).
We shall return the compliment on Easter Sunday with tour of the grounds and salmon and fresh scrambled eggs.
Substitute drizzle for rain. Insert “days” for day. Call it floated rather than came with…
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A gulp of Cormorants. Apparently that’s the collective noun; or a swim (I like that).…
Hot weather on the way, and we don’t like it. We generally don’t stop, there’s…