A day of even less achievement, if that be possible.Better weather, though, which cheers us all up.

   The main thing I’ve got to do is move the pattern Mary Lou recently sent me into my Ravelry library. But I haven’t even approached that chore yet. I also need to check that I’ve got free needles of the right size — Stephen and Penelope won’t be slow with the yarn. But instead I spent the day half-dozing to a whole book about the Bamber case: “The Murders at White House Farm.” I think I am coming around to the view that he did it. The difficulty about either answer is thr position and state of Sheila’s body.

   When I’ve finally finished or abandoned this book, i’ll listen to the New Yorker article again.

   Wordle: yet another. Starters gave me two greens and a brown. I quickly thought of a Line Three and happily typed it in. Trouble was, it was a Jean-word. I had overlooked the omission of the brown. However, it was useful, like many a Jean-word before it. I now had three greens plus the same old brown, and got it easily in four.

    Keyki,Alexander, and Mark all had two — unbelievable! Three for Thomas, fourfor Rachel. Two for Roger, three for Theo. My score is really pretty disgraceful.