Here I am in the
catalogue room in the very last of Wednesday afternoon’s light. We’ll see how I
get on.
Helen and I
repeated yesterday’s little walk, and it didn’t flatten me quite so flat as
yesterday. I hope I can get out tomorrow. Here are the promised snowdrops:
No knitting, although
I hope for a bit once I give up on daylight. On Helen’s suggestion, I wore the
hat for our walk.
I’ve read
resolutely on, in Prince Harry’s book. It’s skilfully done, and sends one away
feeling very sympathetic towards him. The military, so far, is clearly the best
thing that happened to him. I’ve just reached Meghan. That may change my
opinion a bit. So far, the tone is affectionate towards his father but frostier
towards his brother and sister-in-law and stepmother.
Wordle: Three for
me today – self-respect restored. Big Rachel rang up this morning, and at that
point she and I congratulated each other on having the only three’s. But then
Theo scored a brilliant two, and his father Roger three. Fours and fives
elsewhere. Mark (a four) feels that it is an Americocentric word.
6 for Anonymous Janet in Seattle.
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Hat worn for full completion! I'm glad the walk has already had a positive effect. Regular activity, no matter how small, works.
ReplyDeleteBrave little snowdrops.
Lovely snow drops! And whether it is an American usage depends on how you use it!
ReplyDeleteWow I think every January I am amazed you can see snow drops at this time. They are so welcome!
ReplyDeleteRight now Toronto has no snow, but it will get here. At least sunset is now at 5pm and later daily.
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