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Monthly Archives: June 2012
The Silence
Something unusual happened today. I dropped off the children at school and pre-school, came home and … nothing. I had no-one planned to visit. I have handed back the allotment, so no longer have to think about going up there. … Continue reading
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Monsoon
It rained a bit this morning. I had dreamed of thunder. Then, after the alarm went off, I got up and headed to the bathroom. As I was brushing my teeth, the lights dimmed for a couple of seconds, then … Continue reading
Define ‘Plenty’
We have had our boxes delivered. ‘I hope you’re leaving me plenty of book boxes,’ I said. ‘Oh yes! Loads!’ they replied. Do you know how many loads is? Seven. Bookcase one, top shelf:
Shobdon Food and Flower Festival
At the weekend we went to the Shobdon Food and Flower Festival. The organisers have been watching the weather reports with trepidation, and a last minute park and ride was set up, because the grass which usually serves as a … Continue reading
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How the Garden Grows
Have a look at our gunnera: We are so delighted with how this has grown. It is really Mr PC’s gunnera. He chose the little plant. He planted it, and every autumn he has covered it to protect it from … Continue reading
Worn Out
Miss 9 is hard on her clothes. I never expect anything of hers to be good enough after use to be passed on. I’m not quite sure how she does it, but she will be the one with elbows out … Continue reading
Looking Again
When you have a new piece of art in your house, whether it is something you have made, been given or bought, it catches your eye. Every time you walk past you notice it. Eventually, however much you love it, … Continue reading
Telephone Troubles
We have been talking to BT today. We have two phone lines here, and we have to cancel them, and get lines at our new house for when we moved. The ‘house’ phone is in my name, and the line … Continue reading
Tons of Copper
Sometimes I love being PTFA treasurer! You might remember that just before half term we made a picture out of coins on the school playground. I got to bring them home and count them, and this week I took them … Continue reading
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Summertime
We have had the heating on today. We were fine-ish all day, but had visitors this evening, so we decided we’d better have the house at a reasonable temperature. I think this is the first time we’ve ever put heating … Continue reading