Good Morning Saturday 6th January 2024

Beautiful rainbow baubles
Your pic gave me a chuckle too Beechnut😂
Thankfully you feel better today Grey, hope the feeling continues.

Last night I sat and watched Top of the Pops 1964-1975. It made a nice change from my usual viewing and I had a sing a long. Good job no one was listening.

I watched that too Beechnut. DS and GF came down to see what the racket was and was impressed at my knowing the words. DS is only 22 and was shocked when he saw Michael Jackson from the 70s.

Good morning from North Yorkshire. The sun is up!
My cough is improving and I’ve had a better sleep. Another quiet day and perhaps a bit of gardening to get some fresh air.
Have a good day everyone.

Good morning from Shropshire where a dry day is forecast.

Not long after I had posted yesterday we got an SOS call from DD to say her car had broken down so we rushed off to collect the children.Luckily she had managed to drive to a supermarket so they were safely parked in the car park.She thinks it’s from water.They are surrounded by floodwater.

We had a lovely day with the children but an upsetting phone call late afternoon.MIL’s death had been referred to the coroner and his findings have shocked and upset us.

We have the children until tomorrow morning.No plans we will just go with the flow.

Have the best day you can everyone🦩

Good morning from a dry but chilly Black Country, where it is 2deg at the moment.

Will empty small fridge and clean it today. We have a larger fridge in the garage. As off to Gran Canaria tomorrow.

Then just final finish to packing. We are only taking hand luggage each as we are only away for 5 days. Off to a hotel later this afternoon near the airport ready for our flight tomorrow morning.

Sar53 my 15 year old DGD is now preparing for her GCSE's in the summer. She hopes to go to a college in our town, so I daresay I will see a lot more of her then. I can see her popping in between lectures!

The flooding is quite extensive not far from here, Bewdley and Bridgnorth are always affected. They are only 30 mins drive away. I really feel for anyone whose house is flooded, it must be heart breaking. It happened to my parents when I was 15, the whole Bungalow was affected. I remember having to stay the night, at my friends house, sleeping on the floor.

I hope to arrange a GN meet up when I am back. Two have already expressed an interest. Birmingham or Wolverhampton maybe? There used to be a few of us meet up Pre-Covid, now it seems to have fizzled out.

Wishing you all the best weekend possible

Good morning all from a very wet overnight and cold start to the day here on the east coast of Fife. Santa has been really good to me this year I’ve had such fun with 2 of my 6 grandchildren

I pray and hope there’s many more had a good Christmas

Susan 💐

Good morning everyone from Inverness where it cold, bright and dry, about 2º
Gorgeous picture of the rainbow and the beach baubles
A bit of a later start for me today after a good nights sleep. I’ve no plans today so will take the day as it comes, I’ve lots to keep me busy
Lovely to see the snowdrops grammaretto spring is on its way
Enjoy Matilda Sar53 and the family time and you too beechnut at the panto
Thinking of everyone with worries and struggles, hope today is gentle and take care all whatever the day brings 💐

Good morning all from the Black country.
Friends coming later and a trip to the club will be involved.
Not long been awake so with the usual Saturday full English calling will come back later to catch up with everybody's happenings.
Best wishes for anyone celebrating, safe travels those on the move and virtual hugs where needed.
Enjoy your day whatever your plans and may you all find some ☀️.

Good morning everyone from a grey and overcast Northampton. Listening to Tony Blackburn Sounds of the Sixties on my Alexa catch-up; he is playing music from 1964 today, reminding me of my college days in East Hertfordshire, when I had Radio Caroline on all day (when I wasn't at lectures!) As the Radio Caroline ship was just off the Essex coast we had really good reception. And I know all the words to all the songs!

Will spend most of the day packing away the tree and decorations.
Tonight am going with a friend to a 70th birthday 🎂 party; it's the birthday of a member of our walking group.

Have a good day everyone.

Good morning from a bright but still soggy Boggy Brae.

Minibaggs is heading up from Yorkshire today and asked if she can borrow my hiking boots while she's here so that she doesn't have to pack her own. I hope the weather stays decent enough for her to get into the hills with pals during her visit.

All quiet on the Christie front. It's just waiting time now till the medics decide what to do. BTDD is being well looked after.

I need to trim my fingernails – they grow so fast! – and then I will paint.

Susan, that sounds upsetting about your mil 💐

baubles, is that some flowers on the beach in your pic?

Good day wishes to all 🦩

Good morning Mick and all from bright and frosty Lancashire, currently 1°C.

I have awoken with a sore throat. Nothing planned for today, will see how it goes. Hoping to get out if it’s not too slippery underfoot.

Hoping today is kind to us all, thinking of those going through bad or sad times 🌹

Late good morning from a cool but dry NE.
I had a busy day yesterday, shopping done and put away before going out for a late lunch in a gastropub.
After lunch we went to a shopping outlet where I bought a top in Crew reduced from £32 to £9 and DD and I got bed linen and towels in the Christy shop. I also stocked up on birthday cards for the year.
I had a message from DS to say he had booked our holiday for July, he found a lovely big house with four en suite bedrooms and a games room which will keep the three teenagers occupied.
During the evening DD and SIL helped me to take down the Christmas tree and put everything away in the attic.
We had a late supper of cheese and crackers and a glass of rose wine to rou d off a lovely day.
I will not see DD again as she returns to Brussels on Monday and has a lunch out with friends today and a 60th Birthday party tomorrow.
Wishing you a pleasant weekend.

Greetings from a cold and darkish Appleby-in-Westmorland at 5.4C.! I'm sat here at work in my quilted jacket and banana coloured blanket scarf with the shop windows open to get a bit of fresh air in here!

I didn't start off having a ''good morning'' when I got agonizing thigh cramp! The entire left thigh from just above my knee to the top of the leg totally cramped as I was in bed! To say I screamed and cried the place down as it ripped and twisted is an understatement! Our little cat was sleeping in the livingroom on the back of the arm chair and she came running into me when she heard me scream and cry!

But other than that, it's a good morning so far!

We're off work tomorrow so will be ensconced in front of hubby's laptop binge-watching movies!

Have a brilliant day, all of you.

Good morning from a dark and damp East Midlands. Hope all goes well for everyone today.

A late good morning from Durham. It’s dry, but the temperatures have plummeted. Thankfully, not a lot of flooding in my neck of the woods.
I’m out having coffee with BF, then a quiet weekend, following a busy week of child minding and dog sitting.
💐Baggs - no words.
Best wishes to all. X

Good morning from a bright and sunny Oxfordshire, let’s hope some of the flooding goes as we are surrounded by fields of water.
I’ve overslept again, possibly due to new pills, so I’ll just say that I hope everyone has a good day and then I’ll go and get dressed.

Good morning Mick and all from a 2°C Sunnyside. My large back garden is more like a lake than anything else, but we have had major flooding problems over the years so it’s nothing new…
More putting away the Xmas stuff today in the basement and I will have a sing. Booked for a classical recital in the spring and music club on Tuesday. I need to practise and have been too slothful these last few days.
My old pianist friend, who I see regularly, is full of cold, so I’m keeping away from him.
Watched the film Saltburn last night on Netflix. Strange and not completely successful.
Thoughts as always to anyone with worries 🌺

Good Morning from a crisp bright Co Armagh
Walked to Mass for the Epiphany
Now removing Christmas stuff , after a coffee break
Thinking of sad people xx

Good morning Mick and all

I am making progress on the clearing front - I managed to vacuum the spare bedroom yesterday, now that the floor is clear, and I re-organised the hot press so that the top shelf, which is just too high for me to reach without steps, no longer has towels and duvet covers avalanching towards me every time I open the door. Today, now that it’s dry and the sun is sort of shining, we will sort out some stuff in the garage and take out the sofa which has been lingering there because I couldn’t find a new home for it. The local hospice shop are coming to collect it (I hope) on Monday. I pray no mice have been keeping cosy in it as it has been in the garage since the autumn.

I’m sorry to hear the distressing news from Susan re the coroner’s report

Spuddy that cramp sounds awful - I had a little scream in sympathy!

Lovely photos of the rainbow and the little snowdrops Baubles and Grammaretto.