Good morning all from a lovely sunny start on the Angus coast. That sunset last night was so spectacular - lovely that it was seen so far and wide. This morning's sunrise brought with it what my late DH (an RAF navigator) called a sun-moon fix - the rising sun in the east illuminating the full moon in the west. With a clear blue sky in between them, it was a lovely start to the day - not difficult to find "an attitude of gratitude" on mornings like this!
Those poor souls in Turkey and Syria, Urms. A friend of mine, who lived in LA, told me once of being woken up by a tremor (back in the early 80s I think). She said it was terrifying and she and her DH could do nothing but cling to each other in bed. It lasted for only a few seconds, and no damage was done. And that was just a tremor .......
I had a lovely weekend with DD and DGD3 and did so enjoy DGD's netball match. My presence and cheering unfortunately didn't have the desired effect though. They are the team with the youngest average age (and consequently the least experience) in the league, so that elusive win will come no doubt.
I hope you like the flat your DD recommends, grandmattie - that would make your move so much easier.
Lovely to hear all the stories of burgeoning Spring. I do hope that farmer isn't right in his predictions, Liberty - although I suspect he may well be. February likes to have the last word in winter 😉
Grandmabatty you really are the best grandma (that's harking back to your post yesterday and the story of the playdoh!). What fun you are!
Glad all is well now - or at least 90% better - Marydoll. Your poor DH must have been so worried - it really is worse for the loved ones of the poorly as they feel so helpless. An extra big hug for him.
All your doings make me feel so lazy, and to add to that my window cleaner has just been and caught me again still snuggled in my oodie. So off I trot to at least look busy. I know - as starters I shall hang the washing out!!
Have your best day everyone x