A blue bathroom, it looks lovely with the red lavvy Grammaretto. Have you tried the old Vicks In Hot Water and Breathe in Under a Towel trick? It makes all the mucus membranes run so freely it often takes the bugs with it. Alternatively 30 mins deep breathing on the beach on a windy day - good for the soul too.
My first visitor, old friend Bev from Te Wahi Ora (https://www.tewahiora.co.nz) women's retreat, was earlier than expected and we had a wonderful hour to chat, laugh and catch up because the women from NZ Blind never turned up a good thing?
Bev and I go back decades and are very much on the same wavelength, including natural remedies and being vegetarian (I'm a lapsed one). As she's in her late 90's and sprightly as a cricket, it works for her.
She is vibrantly pro-women without in any way being anti-men, though we do question the wisdom of a patriarchal society which can marginalises us.
No idea why Helena and Hannah from BLV didn't get here; they didn't ring to explain. I checked my notes; I had the right day and time. No doubt I'll hear eventually.
Yes, Doodle I did enjoy the sunshine and Artoa hung out the laundry which dried well until 3pm when it began to rain but I'd seen the grey clouds and it was all indoors and airing when the first drops fell.
It would be nice to have more colour in the house but I understand why it's not possible. I wear rainbow socks and gloves and colourful knitwear whenever I can, so that makes up for it.
Today I am hoping to plough on with the book.
Bev is keen to read it and says she thinks it would be a best-seller. Ha! First a publisher needs to take it up.
Aye, and there's the rub.
Times article claim that Waspi women are tone deaf and should read the room


I hope we can.
I'll give them numbered tickets at the door then set a timer!
and I'm not allowed to change it.
