Good morning Mick and all. With 43 posts ahead of me I'm going to post first and read later! However I did stop off at some photos as I scrolled down. Honfleur, Fowey and The Netherlands all look lovely.
Anyway, it's another bitterly cold day in the north wind on the Angus coast with snow forecast on the hills and 'wintry showers' elsewhere. My metabolism has gone back into winter hibernation mode and I slept until after 8 and was reluctant to get up even then. The heating's back on and the winter clothes are on too!
However, let us not forget the gratitude and it was so lovely to see this clump of glorious daffodils in the garden yesterday. They were being flattened by the wind and were too beautiful to leave there, so I brought them indoors where they will be appreciated. The person who had this house before us was a great lover of daffodils and the garden is full of many different kinds, even after 25 years. These are my favourites so I hope you enjoy them too.
The Great Alarm Event yesterday had mixed reviews in this family. Mine went off - I know because the notice was on screen - but I didn't hear it because I hadn't turned the sound up on my phone! I didn't have my Bluetooth hearing aids in either as I wanted to know whether it would be loud enough to alert a deaf person. DD and NewMan were in Glasgow go-karting with a contingent of six teens and they all got it, but DS1 and DiL in nearby xWest Kilbride didn't. Meanwhile down in Lincolnshire DS2 didn't get it while his wife and daughter standing next to him both did. Oh well, no doubt news of a real alert would spread quickly as bad news always does.
Nothing planned today except some much-needed housework after my busy week last week - and a concerted effort to keep warm! Have a lovely day everyone and I hope the Spring is Springing where you are x
Opinions on this crossword, please
Tracksuits To Become Standard School Uniform?


