June 1, and a
truly summer’s day here.. Helen and Roger have sailed off into the western
isles, and daughter-Helen has gone to London to meet her husband David and go
off to a memorial service, in Waes I believe. Everything is suddenly very quiet
here. C. is coming tomorrow. I am typing on the laptop’ in the kitchen. It is
very hard to see the screen. I think maybe my eyesight has taken a lurch
downwards – it’s very hard to read the screen.
Knitting progresses. The rows are now unbelievably
long. I have eight or nine more of them to finish before I am done with the
first clue of the Allingham MKAL. I should just about do it before the next one
comes in. I’ve re-read/listened to pretty well all of the books. Anonymous: I
think Allingham’s beast are Traitor’s Purse (which you’ve already read), Tiger
in the Smoke, and Hide my Eyes. All late, all London. I’ve got a couple more
late ones to revisit – More Work for the Undertaker, and the one where Campion
comes back from the war and gets held up in London by a murder before he can
get down to the country to re-join his wife and the son he has never met
before. (What’s that one called?)
Wordle: My first starter gave me two greens
and a brown today. I thought I’d try for a two. The attempt yielded nothing
except, of course, one more place where the brown couldn’t go. I meekly typed in my second starter. Another brown. I
got it in four.
Rachel and
Alexander did it in three. The rest of the cisatlantic team were fours, like
me. In DC Theo was a most distinguished two, the best score of the day. And
Roger another four – he, of curse, is not in DC but sailing out past
Ardnamurchan Point.
Maybe the brightness or font need to be adjusted for you to make using the laptop easier.
ReplyDeleteJudy in Southern Calif
My thought also: adjust the brightness, it may be set very low from the last time you used it. Cam
DeleteAnd the font size can be changed as well.
ReplyDeleteSara in SE Arizona
A bright and hot summer day here in Maryland as well. For reasons unknown to me, there were fireworks in amounts that seemed officially organized.
ReplyDeleteI can't remember the name of that book either. For some reason I thought it could be A Cargo of Eagles, which is to do with a fictional village on the Essex coast called Saltey', but without finding my copy I can't be sure. Wordle in 3; that was a bit of luck!
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