Hallo all. Just back to hotel from day with friend.
Rosy: Sounds like an exciting day for the 12-iyear-old.
I'll be here for another night, then heading hom early Monday.....
Have a good Sunday everyone.
LOL!! AQ! Good Morning. Had a bad night after hearing from my brother and feeling very angry about it (went to bed shouting to my poor OH about it, whereupon he had to point out that there was no need to shout!). I will email him back today and hopefully will feel better afterwards. Annette, I think my OH is furious about his cousin, who has always taken advantage of the fact that theirs is a close family, in the main, and his mother, who was a strong example to them all, was always very hospitable. They feel that blood is thicker than water and something should always be offered when asked. AQ - We've read that things are not ideal in Aussieland. There are bad outbreaks again but I don't think that's unusual throughout the globe, as everyone tries to get to grips with this awful curse. Every time we seem to see improvements here, it pops up again, sometimes worse than ever. Sorry that your daughter is struggling but at least she can offload some of her worries to you, which is a big help I'm sure.
We have problems here with a lack of heavy goods drivers, and supply chains. There is plenty of food in the shops, but some shortages are predicted. When out and about, now, I notice more folks are not wearing masks, although a lot of shops are putting up notices requesting people to think of others and to wear them on their premises. I think a lot of people are tired of being told what to do, and also, they think the virus is on the wane, which of course is far from the truth. Lynette, glad you've got some help with the garden now and it will be one less worry. My flowers are a big tub of amaryliss, which I regularly forget the name of, as I also forget the names of my friends!! :-)
Another thoughtful way showing appreciation and love.
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Heather B said:I have a,feeling that Nicola will act soon. Since the children returned to school here at the beginning of last week, infection rates have risen considerably.
In a fortnight's time they'll be doing the same here as our children go back to school. Limpy and I are due to be heading for Mull in four weeks' time and I'm still hoping that nothing stops it from happening.
Our herring gulls are red listed birds. Think about that the next time you hear some flaming idiot calling for a cull of them.