Sorry this is so long: 
Jan that boat looks too romantic to be a cockler
will you go for a trip on her this summer?
muse a few weeks ago the little toe on my left foot was so agonising for 3 days, I couldn't sleep and tried absolutely everything to calm it. I wonder now if maybe that was Covid toe? If it was, other than that, I was asymptomatic (sounds like a make of washing machine doesn't it?)
The pictures posted by Grammaretto Jan and Mamissimo are magnificent and very much make me wish I lived near water. One looked so much like Culzean Beach in Ayrshire, a place I adored.
Talking about beaches, did anyone hear who bought Dover Beach from the Min of Def last year? The price started at £1.
It's been a very busy week so far. Te Rehia came to sing and tell pakiwaitara (stories) here you see Hatupatu escaping from the Bird Woman (actually my friend Brady
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I had to do a lot of re-organising the garage as you'll see it was raining and I wanted them to perform in the dry.
Today, Beverly arrived at 8am and after 2 hours cleaning, we went shopping and for library books. The moment we got back, a technician arrived to reprogram the garage door openers.
Then a writer friend phoned; she's submitting her book to Penguin and needed encouragement. 
I snatched lunch in between almost constant phone calls, one about Joe Hawke, a well-respected and much loved man who fought to get Maori land back from the government. The call was about his tangi (funeral) to be held on Thursday.
Taxi will come for me at 6.30 am (I hope) and I’ll be sure to wrap up well as Orakei Marae is one of the coldest, being set high on the cliff above Okahu Bay.
It is estimated that upwards of 10,000 will attend from all over Aotearoa.
And I'll be one of them.
Which British song sums up the 1960s for you?
