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Good Morning Friday 6th March 2026

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Bellasnana Fri 06-Mar-26 05:46:11

Good morning from an overcast Malta with rain showers bringing more Saharan sand and a high of 16°C.

I had a senior moment yesterday (another one!) and turned up for my hair appointment 24 hours early having been convinced it was Friday. 🤦‍♀️

I’m hoping it’s not the start of me losing my marbles. 😨

As I was out anyway I took the car for a run and had a look round the shops. I bought a blouse from Matalan but was quite underwhelmed by the choice on offer so saved myself some money!

Today being Friday I have my hair appointment at noon. Other than that, not much on the agenda.

Hope you all have a good day. ☀️

Marzipan22 Fri 06-Mar-26 05:42:36

Good morning (what a difference a 'u' makes 😁) from a dark, very still Cornwall with an apparently dry day ahead of us. Ooh, I'll be able to wear a coat instead of a mac. 😁

My son and I had a fun time in another town yesterday where he spent a generous Next voucher (birthday present from his dad) and bought me a pair of earrings. After that we went to Wetherspoons at 5.30 and bagged the last table. The place was full of families and couples, many of them wearing Cornish tartan scarves and ties. A lovely atmosphere. We'd completely forgotten it was St Piran's Day. I had a child's portion of spag bol as my jaw is still fairly stuck but he tucked into a luxury burger. It was supposed to be a treat from me but he insisted on going halves because he found a tenner in his wallet he'd forgotten about. The pair of us don't have much income so Wetherspoons suits us very nicely. 😍

He dropped me home and later there was a knock at my door, unheard of at 10pm because I live behind a padlocked gate and locked downstairs door. Thought it must be my neighbour with a problem but hey ho it was my son who had driven home some miles away to discover that he'd left his front door key in my backpack. He hasn't a sullen bone in his body and had a laugh about it.

Today I'm meeting my oldest school pal for coffee. We first met 67 years ago and our paths have crossed throughout our lives. We are very close and will find something to laugh about, as we always do. We went to infant and senior schools together and then to college so we have many shared memories. Then I'll bus to my other son's house and collect the grandchildren from school. Back to my place once my son finishes work and takes over the reins before his partner gets home.

No Lego-wrangling any more, alas, as the change of day for collecting my grandchildren has put a halt to that, but I can always resume it if things change again, as they inevitably do!

grandMattie Fri 06-Mar-26 05:28:36

Good morning from a damp Bristol. It has drizzled in the late evening, and we are promised more today, complete with much lower temperatures. This yo-yo-ing of temperatures does my head in, especially what to wear.
Yesterday was quiet, with a visit to DD’s for dinner. I saw a short video of Iris and other disabled youngsters making a presentation to journalists about the environment at the BBC studios here. I don’t know how much will be available later.
For some reason, she was being vile again. I find her very trying at times.
DD is coming to lunch after my Spanish class, she’s going to help me with some financial stuff. I don’t really understand all that; having been a bank manager and in finance, DH did all that.
I’ve also got my Lent course this evening.
Have the best day possible. Carpe diem 🦩🦩🦩🦩

Michael12 Fri 06-Mar-26 05:15:06

Good Morning Everyone,
Dark as usual but dry here in Brackley this morning.
Slight change of plan , they are checking fir alarm systems in the building and flats ,so doing my usual will happen once they have done what ever .
Anyway health wise OK ,
Take Care,
Mick