Aside from the seriousness of Coronavirus, we are recognising our Lockdown regime isn’t such a bad thing. I would almost go a step further and say I would be a little disappointed if it was lifted today. Why? There’s so much more to do! We still have some decluttering to do and also I am enjoying the different ‘blasts from the past’. Continue reading “Weekly update – the blasts from the past”
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Weekly update – and a new photography website
Another week in Lockdown. We remain healthy and reasonably content with a few things ticking along nicely. My eyebrows did, however, go up when Rachel announced her latest alternative to having a bonfire. Continue reading “Weekly update – and a new photography website”
Weekly update – the rogue pigeon & some decluttering
You might wonder why we have a pigeon in our chimney. It’s definitely not a pet. It fluttered its way down the chimney and had been stuck there for a few days, until we managed to free it. Turned out to be quite a ‘to-do’ but we got there in the end. Continue reading “Weekly update – the rogue pigeon & some decluttering”
Weekly update – Lockdown – weird but nice
I’m quite enjoying our Lockdown, now two weeks in. Actually we are fortunate with plenty of things to do. I am anxious we remain part of our community and keep up to date with global affairs in this fast moving time. Continue reading “Weekly update – Lockdown – weird but nice”
Coronavirus lockdown begins
Hard to believe what’s happening and it’s extraordinary how or lives have changed. That’s pretty much everyone in the UK and beyond. Here in little Dunstable we are quite enjoying our adaptations so far. Continue reading “Coronavirus lockdown begins”
Decluttering Grandma’s cellar
With a new water pipe going into Grandma’s house (aka my mother-in-law), we have started the process of decluttering her cellar. In many ways for Rachel, I think it is a journey through her childhood. Continue reading “Decluttering Grandma’s cellar”
First year of retirement!
This first year of retirement has been truly amazing. Nevertheless it is worth standing back and taking a look at how things are and what we still need to work on. Continue reading “First year of retirement!”