Gransnet forums

Chat

Good Morning Tuesday

(129 Posts)
Kim19 Tue 27-Apr-21 06:28:17

Morning both and to those who follow as the day goes on. Had my first 'commercial' lunch with a cousin yesterday after many months of abstention. Lovely. New venue which I wouldn't rush back to but the occasion was decidedly enjoyable. Later did a bit of shopping and bought myself a lawn edging tool which I plan to put to good use today. It will undoubtedly do a better job than the half hearted result I'm having with a regular spade. Hope everyone has at least one highlight in their day no matter how big or small that proves to be.

Gagagran Tue 27-Apr-21 06:24:53

Morning Mick and all who follow from a clear, chilly (1.2c) south coast. The super moon last night was huge, brilliant and quite awe-inspiring. Especially, lighting up the bathroom for my 2AM visit!

We shall be watching the tour of Romandie as well Mick and enjoying the scenery and spotting the new talented riders who have emerged.

I need to take my Ready Read books back to the library today now that normal browsing and selection is allowed. It has been a wonderful service during the lockdown and much appreciated by the regular library users. I have been introduced to new authors, selected for me, and enjoyed the variety very much.

Still watering my crispy hydrangeas but I think they are recovering and we are hoping the forecast showers do appear tomorrow, to give them a good soaking. I did my rain dance yesterday and hey presto, the forecast showed it might have worked!

Hope the day is a good one for us all.

Ashcombe Tue 27-Apr-21 06:19:26

Good morning from a bright, but chilly start in Torbay. (again!) Thank you to yesterday’s GM folk for some super photos especially the thatch-sculpted cats.

Gosh, Mick, I bet you have some interesting tales to relate about your cycling days! No wonder you enjoy watching it so much!

Yesterday, I caught the bus into Torquay, arriving in good time to choose the most suitable position to take photos of the funeral cortège. As mentioned yesterday morning, this was in honour of a 97 year old magician/mind reader and theatrical agent, whose daughter I know as she runs my dance/exercise class. She found time to speak to everyone outside the church and, ever the performer, appeared as radiant as always, despite the inner sadness she was feeling. Once the permitted number had entered the church, I chatted to one of the grooms who told me that they are hired by funeral directors throughput the S.W. when required. He told me a lot about the horses, which are magnificent Friesian stallions.

Afterwards, I finally got round to choosing a new phone, for which DH, olddudders, gave me the money for Christmas! He is fine, although not a regular contributor on this site, preferring to log on elsewhere to sites related to his hobbies: model railways, photography and motor racing. I usually update him on GN news during our daily Zoom calls.

An early start beckons to shop in Lidl. Exciting! I hope that those in distress find comfort, especially Cherry with her problem neighbour, and that those with plans find that they come to fruition. ?

12Michael Tue 27-Apr-21 06:12:50

Good Morning Everyone,
Its bright with some cloud but dry here in Brackley at the moment .
My day , after housework, I will ready to catch the bus to Bicester , still on a temporary schedule as to service .
Have a coffee and snack then a small shop , before returning home to watch cycling from a favourite part of the world , in Switzerland in the French speaking, Romandie area, I did a bike race in the area in early 70`s based between Geneva .and Lausanne .
Take Care,
Mick