And have you had a lovely peaceful day after yesterday's high jinks and celebrations? Do hope so. You clearly needed a lie in this morning to get your spark back again.That's such a lovely photograph of you, soop. One for a frame, I shouldn't wonder.
You'll have to let us know if Sweetie Pie turned up (with a present, possibly?). That would have been nice. But we must never forget she's a cat - so no respecter of persons, dates or occasions. (Unlike her main carer, Mr Soop, who must be quite shocked at the Kitchen Kapers last night. Hope his laughter is not nervous laughter....Just as well he isn't allowed to join you in the Argy then?)
Hope everyone got home safely - including poor Sir Tom, whom I suspect GrandmaBatty could be keeping in a locked room at Batty Buildings. (She just won't share!)
We have had the most exciting afternoon. We hadn't been home long when we heard lots of very loud 'sky' noise and eventually spotted blue, white and red plumes of smoke in the sky a good distance away. Then a veritable fountain of jets soaring up into the most wonderful shapes against the sky. It was the Patrouille de France - France's long-serving equivalent of the Red Arrows. Not content with sweeping across Paris the day before yesterday to celebrate France being voted as host country for the next Olympics, they have been performing the most wonderful show along the coast today, along with some other aircraft. Since I am rather afraid of 'planes (despite once working at Heathrow), I still marvel at their ability to stay in the air, let alone perform the sort of acrobatics we have seen today. I'm happiest when they are not over land and in the distance like today! They are based in Provence and so for jets which fly at the speeds they do, that's just a small skip across the country to reach here. Hope all the tourists enjoyed the spectacle.
Today sees the start of using our Covid passes. A printed sheet or our details on an App which we can flash at anyone who wants to confirm we are vaccinated. I can see this as a good thing for events involving crowds and to be allowed to eat in busy restaurants (inside), visit the theatre or cinema and even clinics and hospitals etc., Of course, should you arrive at a hospital on a stretcher, no one is going to ask questions, but if the idea keeps us safer, I'm happy to confirm to anyone that I shouldn't pose a threat (hopefully!) My Doctor told me on Friday that we should remain VERY vigilant, since there's plenty of Covid around. Vigilant shall be my middle name. ?
Off to put large amounts of plant food on our pots which DH has kindly watered. I cleverly left the hosepipe turned on last night - in a hedge. Too busy trying to get to The Kitchen on time. I'm not in any trouble but I'll just say that we could almost have used the Kayak this morning .....in the drive/on the terrace/in a flowerbed etc., I shall console myself with the fact that something dearly needed the water!!!!!
Have a super evening, super people. Trust you've all had the best day. x