Good Morning Sunday

Thanks greyduster, have had my last meal ( eggs on toast)
And my last cuppa til tomorrow afternoon. Not looking firward to the prep today, will be staying close to facilities....

Thanks corner. Fingers crossed.

Morning all!

I thought I posted ages ago nina but obviously not properly.

It's sort of greyish in North Leicestershire and we are going to be gardening and buying mouse traps!

We know how to live!!

It's overcast here in Nottingham. I had a late night out last night, so I'm being lazy this morning but I'll do some gardening later.

Good morning all, overcast here in SE Essex.

Leg is sore after cinema yesterday, so it is yet again elevated on sofa.

Wishing all gransnetters a lovely relaxing Sunday.

Wishing all 'poorly' folk feel better than yesterday and are on the mend.

silverlining48 hope all goes well tomorrow, my friend had this procedure last week, and she was very pleased to find out that she actually lost 2pound!!

Mouse traps Kitty aaaaaahhhhhhhh ?????

G'Day Mick;
Don't know you, yet, but I'm Rufus2 OAP, OBE, living in OZ and celebrating our long week-end Public Holiday in honour of our Queen's Official Birthday.
How's that for loyalty? Trooping the colours looked marvellous on TV as usual and such weather!
Just like ours this week-end; Lots of sunshine; not bad for mid-winter.
As they say; "The sun always shines on the righteous"
And Happy Birthday to the Prince. 97 years young!

Hope to pop in again soon, if the door is still open, that is!
Ta-Ra and Good Health to All.

Isn’t it Monday yet in Oz Rufus?

AARGH! Don’t confuse me!

AARGH! Don’t confuse me!

Don't worry about that Nfk! Just stand on your head and all about the Southern Hemisphere will be revealed. It's quite easy really. Just remember we are 9 hours ahead!
MawBroon; it's already Wednesday here!; not far to the shortest day. Then Spring. Lovely Jubbly.!
Weather in Melbourne cool, showery; 15C feels like 5.
BTW; Didn't realise there would be so many retired TV weather presenters in the cafe!
Interesting "snapshots" and reminders of all those warm summer holidays we had in England.
Good Health

Rufus, now I'm confused! ?
If it's already Wednesday where you are, why are you not posting on the *Good morning, Wednesday thread???

I’ve just posted on Mick’s Good Morning Wednesday and already you’re looking forward to your tea! You’ll have to post on his Good Mornings as a Good Evening then! It was light here this morning at 3.30am as we head for the longest day. I loved Melbourne when we visited - look forward to your posts.

^Rufus, now I'm confused! ?
If it's already Wednesday where you are, why are you not posting on the *Good morning, Wednesday thread^

Marydoll; I honestly don't know! Now I'm also confused. Don't know whether I'm coming or going, Arthur or Martha!

Don't despair! I'm working out a cunning plan which might just work. All will be revealed shortly, I hope!
BTW it's nearly tea-time here on Thursday, 13C, feels like 3.
Blow it! I think I'll down to the pub for fish and chips with Son No.1 whose down here from Brisbane on business and who can't wait to get back home where it's 25C
It'll save on the cooking and washing-up .
Might as well live-it-up whilst I can still remember where the pub is.

Good Health and Cheers

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I loved Melbourne when we visited - look forward to your posts.
Thank you Nfk for your encouraging comment.
Very interested in your ref. to your Melbourne visit, but you didn't say when.
If it was last month you wouldn't see much difference today; we came here in 1971 and Wow!
Just like England, probably, but it's now overfull with people and cars.
Back then we could take a very relaxing Sunday drive up into the Dandenong Ranges, which may remember, and have a very pleasant "Devonshire Tea" at one of the many restaurants,
But now it's a case of joining the Sunday rush hour traffic and being scared of running up the back of the car in front or more likely being shunted.
Your favourite tourist spots are still there; baby penguins at Phillip Island , Sovereign Hill, etc, but getting harder to get to, something akin to all those lovely idyllic Cornish harbour villages. Very nice when you're there.
Anyway, next time you're Down Under drop us a line prior and pop in for a "comfort stop", You'll be very welcome.

Good Health and more Cheers