OneGuyFromBarlick

Very interesting Stanley. Its such aspects of social history that have fascinated me.

Today I shall be knitting I think, the walk has been abandonned. I have a lacey cardigan to finish for Eve before we go and visit for a couple of days next week. Yoga tonight

horizontal snow and sleet here, but it is hardly settling

I have just looked you up on Google earth. What alovely spot. Its 143 Km from us. Perhaps we can come and see you when we are over in May

Thinking of you. We will be back again an about 4 weeks.

Aquafit this morning and Art this evening. This afternoon we are off to Burnley cemetery to sort out the interment of Mums and Dads ashes. Dad wanted to be interred in his grandmas grave , Mums ashes are going with him. It has taken a few weeks to track down the grave papers, but my cousin in Tasman...

Will do Stanley.

Also I haven't got all my books from Amazon, there are many sites that sell ebooks. Anyway whereever I get them I still like my Kindle.

I may say I have bought a few out of print books for next to nothing for my Kindle. eg A tour through the whole island of Great Britain by Daniel Defoe Historic doubts on the life of Richard the third by Horace Walpole Sir Walter Raleigh, a short Biography plus a number of books written in and about...

A day of pottering. I have been sorting out my potplants and giving them a feed ( soory about the pun!!) Claire is coming for tea, Bob is down at Springfield Park , probably running the miniature steam railway. I have time to myself

We had a fernch lesson this morning, and friends coming for a meal tonight. Cooking and a bit of cleaning therefore this afternoon

I have bought and read some really good books on my Kindle, that I would never have bought otherwise, or even seen in a books shop. I still read 'real ' books . Kindles are good to read in bed and when travelling. They are light and easy to hold/carry. I get my self settled in bed with my thumb rest...

I love books but Kindle has its place.

We have bookshelves full of books, treble deep, here and in France. I love cookery, sewing , old photograph books and Art books particularly. Bob likes engineering, history of railways and DIY. The novels are unlimited although we like different things. I find my kindle has cut down on the amount th...

Walking this mornin and then easter lunch with the group. Then we are off to the B&Q to collect coloured gravel for Claires redesigned garden( pensioners discount day). Then dentist, yoga tonight

Lovely Eileen have a good crossing. Will you still be able to get on oneguy

I have atemporary filling unitl tomorrow. today we were in Anglesey on business, and spent the rest of the day walking, and enjoying the day. It was a beautiful drive back through the mountains rather than on the coast road

As well as stuff I collect Toby jugs, oh and old knitting patterns, oh yes material, and yes wool/yarn and plastic plant pots ( you never know when you may need them), and......

I feel much happier now that everyone has STUFF!

Its that thought Moh that has set me on this track of what is stuff or things, or should I add or RUBBISH!

Today was Aqua fit then french. Now it is Aquafit and then an emergency trip to the dentisit as I sheared off haf of a filled back tooth whilst eating my breakfast

There you are Stanley, I think Bob thinks everything has a possible use, and I think everything person tells a story. Oh dear!

Exactly! Then there is family stuff, I can't part with family stuff

This is a real dilemma, when do things become stuff? Having cleared Dads house I have started looking around my own ( excluding the loft which being an extended bungalow has an extensive loft). So I said to Bob 'we have alot of stuff, too much in fact.' 'And a lot ofthings' Sue was the reply So do t...

Today is ironing and finishing the winter tidy up in the garden in Rochdale. Beautiful day

Art this morning,creative writing this afternoon, round to a friends to share a gossip and a bottle of wine tonight. Its tough being retired!!!!