Sad about your Aunt @ianpspursMorning all on a ch-ch-ch-changes day here in L.A. To be sure this isn't the Kingdom but in the meantime we can have some probity and competence while we wait. My aunt will be laid to rest today but no funeral. I had a long conversation with her daughter and completely agree with the way she and her sister will organise things. Very tasteful and dignified final journey along a route passing all the important places in her life with only the closest family including her only living sibling. Burial next to her husband and other daughter. Sad demise and part of an enquiry into care home deaths. Later I must report to CUH - Addenbrookes - to be bled, weighed and told, well this is a mess Mr P - No whatsit Sherlock. But we can continue managing the major issue again starting next Thursday. @dunelm thanks for sharing the very solid wall - not even Sir Ed D will break through that. Enjoy graduation - Ede and Ravenscroft are very busy I happen to know. While that grinning Jackanapes Farage is still about there will be a nasty edge to life but the Greens have as many seats so keep him off our TV screens please. Enjoy your own funky Friday - I need more tea. God bless and keep you all now and always.
Thank you @ianpspursDo rest today and thank you for sharing that divine Kaleidoscope.
Condolences and hugs @lindisfelOur friends husband died at 4 o'clock this am. Malignant melanoma. He was 76.
There is nothing one can say.
I hope he has found peace.
Derek
Sad news Derek.Our friends husband died at 4 o'clock this am. Malignant melanoma. He was 76.
There is nothing one can say.
I hope he has found peace.
Derek
Oh no @JohnEGreen . Not a good result for your area.Not here the loathsome 30p Lee has got in for reform I think I shall look into moving out of Ashfield if possible.
Yes, you are right. They have ensured a massive labour victoryMind you the one blessing is Reform Ltd have helped destroy the Tories and put Labour in by a possible huge majority.
Very sad what happened to your aunt but what a lovely way her daughter has chosen to say the final goodbye to her.Morning all on a ch-ch-ch-changes day here in L.A. To be sure this isn't the Kingdom but in the meantime we can have some probity and competence while we wait. My aunt will be laid to rest today but no funeral. I had a long conversation with her daughter and completely agree with the way she and her sister will organise things. Very tasteful and dignified final journey along a route passing all the important places in her life with only the closest family including her only living sibling. Burial next to her husband and other daughter. Sad demise and part of an enquiry into care home deaths. Later I must report to CUH - Addenbrookes - to be bled, weighed and told, well this is a mess Mr P - No whatsit Sherlock. But we can continue managing the major issue again starting next Thursday. @dunelm thanks for sharing the very solid wall - not even Sir Ed D will break through that. Enjoy graduation - Ede and Ravenscroft are very busy I happen to know. While that grinning Jackanapes Farage is still about there will be a nasty edge to life but the Greens have as many seats so keep him off our TV screens please. Enjoy your own funky Friday - I need more tea. God bless and keep you all now and always.
So sorry Derek. Hopefully he has found peace.Our friends husband died at 4 o'clock this am. Malignant melanoma. He was 76.
There is nothing one can say.
I hope he has found peace.
Derek
Our friends husband died at 4 o'clock this am. Malignant melanoma. He was 76.
There is nothing one can say.
I hope he has found peace.
Derek
So sad. 76 is no age really, these days. Condolences to your friend and their family.Our friends husband died at 4 o'clock this am. Malignant melanoma. He was 76.
There is nothing one can say.
I hope he has found peace.
Derek
Sad time for you, Ian but it sounds like a very dignified way to say goodbye to her.Morning all on a ch-ch-ch-changes day here in L.A. To be sure this isn't the Kingdom but in the meantime we can have some probity and competence while we wait. My aunt will be laid to rest today but no funeral. I had a long conversation with her daughter and completely agree with the way she and her sister will organise things. Very tasteful and dignified final journey along a route passing all the important places in her life with only the closest family including her only living sibling. Burial next to her husband and other daughter. Sad demise and part of an enquiry into care home deaths. Later I must report to CUH - Addenbrookes - to be bled, weighed and told, well this is a mess Mr P - No whatsit Sherlock. But we can continue managing the major issue again starting next Thursday. @dunelm thanks for sharing the very solid wall - not even Sir Ed D will break through that. Enjoy graduation - Ede and Ravenscroft are very busy I happen to know. While that grinning Jackanapes Farage is still about there will be a nasty edge to life but the Greens have as many seats so keep him off our TV screens please. Enjoy your own funky Friday - I need more tea. God bless and keep you all now and always.
Not to be rude or critical...........Good morning pop pickers on an all things bright and beautiful if windy start to the day here in the dark and dangerous north. 5.8 this a.m. and I expect that some folk will be viewing the day through rose tinted glasses and as someone in the blue team said last night as he fell on his sword, today will be like “a bunch of bald men arguing over a comb.” Enough of that transient stuff. The spectacular for today is the news that we will be going to witness the graduation ceremony of The Girl In The Bubble and teeny chums from pre-school. I got the whole inside story yesterday afternoon; “you shake the hand of the teacher grandad, get your certificate and then sit back down on the benches.” - No mention of the cost of hiring gowns or where the alumni booze up will be taking place afterwards. I suppose we will be footing the bill for graduation lunch and then probably an ice cream 99. Art bit, this has taken a bit of time. I hope your day is a sunny one and that folk in Scotland especially will feel OK about what comes next. My cafetière is calling out for a refil.
so sad, and condolences my friend.Our friends husband died at 4 o'clock this am. Malignant melanoma. He was 76.
There is nothing one can say.
I hope he has found peace.
Derek
Smashing - in the green, in the greenFbg 6.8
Nighttime wildlife video
Badgers & Foxes & Cats
41secs
Creative...Kaleidoscope...using Laboscope...from my garden...from my rubber mats on the ground (that stop me slipping) with weeds growing through, and the bit of white in the middle is white dead nettle flowers, and some dried twigs which make the middle pattern...
Got to play catch up today...
But a nap first (was awake half the night!) ...and a cuppa...
Saw one of the nighttime black cats in the daytime for the first time yesterday, he has been on the nighttime videos for months and often sits at the other end of the swing to Midnight. He was a big cat, but had a tatty battle scared face, and looked starving. He looked at me and did the slow blink thing, and I got off the swing to feed him, but a black ball of fury (Midnight) came charging along and said 'ABSOLUTELY NOT' and sent him packing...
Somehow I will try to feed him later today...but the birds, blackbirds, and that magpie can get Jade's breakfast before she turns up. It's dried biscuits in a dish if the cat is not immediately present in daytime, but wet food if the cat comes and personally asks for it.
Have a great day....
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Thank you @Lamont D - it might have been something previously seen that popped into my head that I sketched out in outline but no idea really - probably a rock face.Not to be rude or critical...........
Is it finished?
A lot of work has gone into it........
Apologies, but is it a megalith or a monumental thingy, a side of a mountain?
It is very good.
Be kind.
Bht, I need to know....