23-03-2017, 09:19 AM
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Nice sunny morning,frost overnight.Granddaughter's treating me to an early Mother's day Japanese lunch later.
My thoughts are with the people caught up in yesterday attack.
My middle grandson works in London,thankfully he wasn't near Westminster yesterday.
23-03-2017, 12:57 PM
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Re: Over 50's Wales club (part 6)
I put the TV on to watch Tipping Point and couldn't believe it . It seems that he was born here , I feel for his family as well as family of the policeman and the others who died and are badly injured .Bit overcast but not raining so I cleaned my window .
I managed to get handiman to leave our gate open for my Tesco delivery and have booked my slot for next week already !!!
23-03-2017, 08:26 PM
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Still sniffing and coughing for Wales but went to lecture at U3A (on Welsh Nunneries - don't ask). Lecture was quite interesting but it was so hot and stuffy in there we were glad to get out for a breath of (chilly) air. Rosie and I had lunch at the Garden Centre at Three Cocks and then I picked the boys up from the school bus. Now going to collapse on the sofa with dog.24-03-2017, 08:16 PM
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Busy day. Went to Llandrindod for food shopping, having put a load in the washing machine. Washine dried out on the line. Casserole made for the lambing crew and soup for me, then a bit of sewing in the sunny conservatory. Actually had to move to the shady side as I was too hot! Youngest son has just rung to invite me to Sunday lunch at the pub - wonders will never cease.......|
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