I have advised Rachel to have me sectioned if I ever invest in an ancient vehicle. There must be a zillion reasons why you should never buy a vintage car, especially if it needs some restoration. Continue reading “Reasons to never buy a vintage car”
Category: family life
Weekly update – being a statistic
I suppose we are all statistics, one way or another. For myself, being a statistic this week is all about Covid. While I do feel pretty grotty, even now, there is a ray of hope in another statistic. Continue reading “Weekly update – being a statistic”
Covid day 5 – how am I doing?
Covid day 5 and how am I doing? The quick answer is pretty darn good. Although I have felt pretty grotty, there are some lighter sides to all this. Continue reading “Covid day 5 – how am I doing?”
Weekly update – being a nerd sounds so nice
Andy and Lance, DetectoristsA lovely week and one where I’m beginning to think being a nerd sounds so attractive. Would be, if I were a nerd. In other news, those creepy mannequins have been giving me even more creepy moments and I’m feeling slightly nervous about my debut as the chair of a local charity. I’ve also been running on my own. Continue reading “Weekly update – being a nerd sounds so nice”
Weekly update – a Parkrun and some visitors
On Saturday I took part in a Parkrun, first in six months. I’ll tell you about some visitors and the latest adventures with decluttering the Quirky Museum. Continue reading “Weekly update – a Parkrun and some visitors”
Weekly update – with sniffs, colds and no Covid
I was convinced I’d picked up Covid. Thankfully only a spell of sniffs, colds and absolutely no Covid. Continue reading “Weekly update – with sniffs, colds and no Covid”
Weekly update – [knitting] needles at dawn
Somewhat bizarrely, I need to tell you about knitting needles, some wool, a feisty ladies committee and the tick-tick-tick which seems to have suddenly invaded my life. Also my Toddington People project progresses. Continue reading “Weekly update – [knitting] needles at dawn”