Good morning from Malta where it is a pleasant, sunny day.
I was up early so changed the sheets which means I’ve made myself more ironing to do later.
Men’s final from the Australian Open soon, I am hoping for a Medvedev win.
Yesterday’s outing with DD3 was lovely. I will add a photo of the delicious lemon and poppyseed muffin I had with my coffee. It was topped with a chocolate butterfly.
Glad to hear Iris is home and on the mend. Hope Marydoll will be feeling better today, and glad your migraine has left you Ashcombe.
Hope you all have a good day, thoughts to all with worries and illness. ☀️
Good morning everyone from a fairly bright and calm looking Day on the east coast of Fife from beyond these curtains. Me and my dh went out in the car yesterday afternoon for a wee jaunt to our local beach where we watched youngsters playing happily in the swing park close by.
This is the day we’re both going to make a Sunday roast I’m on the meat and Yorkshire puddings fingers crossed they turn out well my dh is doing the vegetables and roast potatoes he makes excellent roast potatoes. I’ll also make the gravy I’ve watched enough cooking programmes these past few weeks to know what I’m doing fingers crossed we can rustle up a glass of bubbly to put in my new crystal glasses.
Love to all this Sunday may your day be harmonious and full of love for those less fortunate. Protective hugs all around 
Morning Mick, morning All. Another grey, gloomy damp start to our corner of Somerset. Will whoever kidnapped the sun please send it back.
I’ve absolutely no idea what I’ll do today. May tackle some sewing if I can sit comfortably, my back has been advertising it’s various ailments recently. I do know it will be roast chicken, lots of veg with a cheesecake to finish later. Mr C tolerates roast chicken, it’s my favourite, I got to choose this weekend. 
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Your description of your adventures yesterday made me smile sheepandcattle, hope your feet stay on the ground today. Delighted you have a vaccination date mick, you seem to be more confident now. My grocery shopping ‘memory’ is a list, it works far better than my on board memory for sure. Pleased you feel better Ashdombe and you enjoyed your zoom session. Good news Iris is home grandMattie, a random flamingo brightens anyone’s life.
Take care everyone. Hope Sunday is kind to us all.
Good morning all from the Scottish Borders. It's light and so much milder now.
Take it slowly Mick and you'll soon be back to your usual active self.
What adventures with your Ladies in waiting you are having Sheepandcattle . I hope the muddy landing was soft.
After church on zoom, I plan to clean the greenhouse and when I tire of that, my usual walk and begin my new knitting project. That'll do.
Good news that Iris is home happily playing with her lego and random flamingo.
Good wishes to all who have worries and sorrows today.
Good morning all from Derbyshire where it's 9c and dry at the moment.
Yesterday DD and DGS2 called as they walked past the house as he rode the pony. DD gave us the news they are planning to move away if SiL is offered the job he has applied for.
Later we had a video call with DS and DGS3. He isn't walking yet, as I thought, but it was lovely to see him.
This morning we are going to watch Noregard ? having a work out in a nearby menage. All very stressful for her as she's never been there before and doesn't like leaving her friends, so it could be interesting! ?
Good to hear Iris is home and feeling cheerful.
Hope Marydoll is feeling better today.
to all not feeling well or coping with difficulties.
Hope Sunday is a good day.
Good morning Mick and all, I’m pleased to hear Iris is home and let’s face it, every brave little girl needs a ‘random flamingo’ in their life?!! Firstly I just want to say that I normally read this lovely thread at lunchtime and always think ‘I must send my best wishes or sympathy’ tomorrow in response to some of the posts where people are ill, bereaved or unhappy but, come the following morning, I can’t remember who I needed to remember- so apologies- I do wish you well in my head!
Sorry to report that the fat woolly ladies are still not performing! ? In all fairness, they aren’t due to start until Tuesday but I would have expected an early appearance of one by now - maybe they are all just fatties!
I had fun yesterday...... I turned them all out into the field yesterday afternoon for a graze and a stretch of their legs and when I went to check on them an hour later, there was a triplet-baring ewe stuck on her back. I made the rooky error of straddling her to roll her back over expecting her to be a bit wobbly and disoriented when I up-righted her ( as they usually are) only for her to take off with me on board! Because she was so broad across her back, my feet were off the ground and she was going like a bat out of hell so my only option was to “gracefully” dismount head first!? I’m attaching a diagram that I sent my granddaughter for her amusement! I’ve been lifted off my feet before by the ewes when I’ve been feeding them and they’ve run between my legs but never actually gone for a backward facing canter across the field - a new ‘extreme sport’ in the making!
I’ve also ( I hope) attached a photo of the very lovely June as she has been featured in a couple of my recent posts. I think she rather enjoyed having a photo taken - I’m sure she sucked her checks in and pouted slightly!
Wishing you all a day of some cheer and happiness.
Morning Mick and everyone from a dry and mild south coast. 9.5c at 6am. Might even see some 
today!
Glad to hear you are feeling a bit better Mick. We both had the Pfizer jab with no side effects at all. It's 5 weeks on Tuesday since ours so we should have some protection by now. Looking forward to jab no 2 which will probably be in April.
Hope the day is a good one for us all and especially those feeling sad, lonely or unwell.
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