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Tag Archives: weather
If we were having coffee…
…I’d tell you that things are growing here. My daughter went off to the fair with her friends last night, popped over to say “‘Bye” to us, and then went back to them, and pizza and sleepover. It’s great, but … Continue reading
If we were having coffee…
…We wouldn’t be having coffee. It’s far too late for coffee – I’m working tomorrow. So I’ll have something caffeine-free…hot milk, maybe, or something herbal. Lovely. So, I’d be telling you that the big news is that my daughter did … Continue reading
If we were having coffee…
I’d be gasping for one, as usual. I’d start by talking about the weather. It’s glorious. Blue blue blue sky, with a few white clouds bubbling over the horizon. I won’t have a biscuit, no, thank you. I’m trying to … Continue reading
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More weather
When I started this, I never thought that weather would be such a theme. Mainly because here, on this little island in the Atlantic, we don’t really have weather. I mean, we do have weather, obviously, but it doesn’t usually … Continue reading
The end of the world?
The weather at the moment is scarily awful. I’ve seen so many pictures of massive storms – it’s as if the whole world has been photoshopped. But today we hit a glorious, unexpected window of sunshine. Lurtz had a judo … Continue reading
the bike ride of doom
I hit a bit of a low spot just before Christmas. The lumps in my breast had grown, my medication was being changed, I was in a flurry of tests and reviews and assessments, and feeling very pessimistic. Then my … Continue reading
