Well, it's no good, I have to make a decision! I either face getting wet through and get some food; or I stay in and keep dry, and I starve!!
I'm sure you won't have to ponder long on what my decision is See you later (after I've dried off!).

Well, well, well, ("the sun shines on the rightious!). The rain stopped as I left the house! And so I stayed dry and now I am back and the sun is out! (Except that the sun is shining through my windows and drawing attention to all the dust on everything! I don't feel like doing housework!

Whinge away Merle

just lurve your posts

thats what we do when we meet on the street

as it happens its nice and sunny round about here


I have got to nip to tthe shop for some milk
as neither Chocolate Orange nor my self take milk in tea or coffee
so a pint in the fridge goes into cheese before visitors turn up...........................

My mum
had a larder
filled with jams and pickles,
Eggs in isaln glass hens didnt lay year round .
Built into her phycicy was that when the fruit came along it was pickled or preserved for the lean cold months

Evening all

And where do you find a pint of milk? But then Lancashire still holds on to the past as I can no longer register with Fahrenheit temperatures either.

I can remember when first starting work that I had to translate old money into decimals so as to use a calculating machine.

Good Morning!
Gray, calm, 10C - and it's beautiful getting green all over the place
Going to our "South Sea Islands" for brunch with my room mate from the European-Institutions-Trip
- after having aquired the paraphenalia for continuation of redecorating my bedroom with a fragile shade of pink
- new white closets for replacing the old ones was brought yesterday by my ex
- yes, he helps me as he promised - the beginning of a beautiful business relationship