Not very good but hopefully I'll get more tomorrow in daylight.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
It's snowing
I saw on Facebook that less than an hour ago my niece's daughter had commented that it was snowing. She lives less than 2 miles from me so when I looked out of the window this is what I saw. So instead of going to bed I had to try taking a couple of photos.
Not very good but hopefully I'll get more tomorrow in daylight.
Not very good but hopefully I'll get more tomorrow in daylight.
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Saturday, December 19, 2009
Not exactly Turtle Doves
Archives:
2008: Forlorn Friday
2007: Witty Wednesday-30
2006: I'm losing the plot
Thursday, December 17, 2009
My brother's new home
On Monday I took my mother to see my brother's new bungalow, my sister-in-law is brilliant, she has already started decorating one of the bedrooms and they were very well organised considering they haven't been there very long. My brother has started to cut back some of the trees and he has plans for the terraced garden, come the spring.
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Archives:
2008: Witty Wednesday-77
2007: Fun Monday-46 + Menu for Hope 4th Year
2006: Catching Up
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Witty Wednesday # 121 Maxine Cartoons
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Clumsy me!
I had a little mishap this week and broke the lid of the egg container. I've had this for about 22 years so I'm rather sad.
Now I'm wondering what sort of replacement to get. I think I might need to wait until the January sales!
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Now I'm wondering what sort of replacement to get. I think I might need to wait until the January sales!
Archives:
2008: Fun Monday-95 Random Acts of Kindness
2007: Cool Award
2006: None
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Can you guess my secret???
I've got a secret that will be revealed within the next couple of weeks. I'm not giving away any prizes but have a guess!
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Archives:
2007: Saturday Squirrels
2007: Ubuntu in Napa
2007: Celebration
Saturday, December 12, 2009
What Happened to ' Rocky'.
Does anyone remember this post. Probably not as it was written back in 2008! The last picture I showed you was of Rocky and it was sponsored by Hydrock the company Embee has worked for during the past 13 years. Sadly, or not, depending how you view it, this pig along with a few others did not reach the reserve price when they were being auctioned for charity. So for the past year it has been sitting in one of the buildings on the work site. OK it's not one of the prettiest pigs but it's quite interesting and kind of cute, dressed in his miner safety helmet and with a Bath Stone Building on his back. The significance of this is the reason the company were working in the area
Back in 2007 we were taken down into the mines and this was the picture taken at the time. So guys you have been where no one else will ever walk again. The bats will be the only creatures to frequent the mines. All the tunnels are now filled with concrete making it safe for all the buildings above.
I was concerned that with everything closing down the pig would somehow vanish along the way when the site was being cleared and I wondered how much the boss would accept for us to buy the pig and give him a good home. I sort of knew it might be beyond our pocket especially as Embee was finally retiring. Anyway on Friday what arrived home in the back of his car...yes you're right the pig! The boss had very kindly given it to Embee.
Thank you very much Brian, we appreciate the gift and, as I'm sure you are aware, Embee has been very happy working for you and he's delighted to have been able to see the project successfully completed.
As for the pig at the moment it's living in the cellar but I'm hoping that my eldest grandson might use his artistic talent to add a little more decoration. If he does I'll let you know.
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Back in 2007 we were taken down into the mines and this was the picture taken at the time. So guys you have been where no one else will ever walk again. The bats will be the only creatures to frequent the mines. All the tunnels are now filled with concrete making it safe for all the buildings above.
I was concerned that with everything closing down the pig would somehow vanish along the way when the site was being cleared and I wondered how much the boss would accept for us to buy the pig and give him a good home. I sort of knew it might be beyond our pocket especially as Embee was finally retiring. Anyway on Friday what arrived home in the back of his car...yes you're right the pig! The boss had very kindly given it to Embee.
Thank you very much Brian, we appreciate the gift and, as I'm sure you are aware, Embee has been very happy working for you and he's delighted to have been able to see the project successfully completed.
As for the pig at the moment it's living in the cellar but I'm hoping that my eldest grandson might use his artistic talent to add a little more decoration. If he does I'll let you know.
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2008: Three Ladies who Lunched
2007: Witty Wednesday-29
2006: Anxiety
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