I am simply so excited that we have a new central heating in time for the winter. Last winter I struggled with the cold and I was worried about the cost of keeping the old system going, so this has been a brilliant step forward here at the Quirky Museum. Needless to say, it wasn’t straight forward, nothing ever is these days. Continue reading “New heating!”
Category: the Quirky Museum
Weekly update where does the time go?
Time seems to be rushing by so quickly – where does it all go? Since my last blog post, Rachel has been away leaving me to get up to some mischief. Annual bike ride, exploring the well and a couple of anniversaries. Continue reading “Weekly update where does the time go?”
Weekly update – new lights in the cellar
Yep I decided to invest in some new lighting in the cellar here in the Quirky Museum. Also, I’ve had a few nice runs and while Rachel is away….. Continue reading “Weekly update – new lights in the cellar”
Weekly update – the Grand Tour
Apologies for not blogging lately – we have been on a Grand Tour! This has involved going on a church holiday, a whistle stop visit to my mother and seeing both of our daughters.
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Weekly update – the thing about being an optimist
Perhaps an odd title for my weekly update this time? The thing about being an optimist is my only possible outlook on life, I can’t comprehend any other way. Continue reading “Weekly update – the thing about being an optimist”
Our fascinating Bedfordshire bricks
Here in at the Quirky Museum I have been taking more notice – and appreciating – our Bedfordshire bricks. You can see from the photographs below, there is quite a variety and I confess to knowing little about the world of bricks. That might change before too long as it seems fascinating. Continue reading “Our fascinating Bedfordshire bricks”
Weekly update – almost a fortnight!
Astonishing to think it’s almost a fortnight since my last weekly update. Lots has happened so here’s a quick run down. Continue reading “Weekly update – almost a fortnight!”