Re: Over 50's Wales club (part 6)

Thunder and lightening last last night, saved having to water this morning. Youngest eat dog freaked though. Two long meetings at hospital yesterday with multiple staff present. Plan of attack on Michaels infection. MRI scans and surgeons being called in next week. If they hadn't been negligent last week may not have happened. Still onwards and hopefully upwards. Nice sunshine, dog walk and gardening here I come.

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Hope Michael continues to improve Celyn xxx
Nice and sunny here and the sea is really calm. Lots of kids out there floating on their boards

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Been out and about early today,wanted to avoid the caravaners on their way Westwards.
Keep telling myself not to buy any more garden plants but today some pink Geraniums called out to me to buy them-what could I do?!

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I hope the weather is good in West Wales. Youngest daughter and family have gone camping with five other families. I expect they will have a great time whatever the weather. Gorgeous day yesterday first one I've been able to walk around the garden at dusk and still feel warm. A chilly wind this morning which I hope doesn't last. Perhaps just as well as I was a bit carried away yesterday in the garden wielding saw and spade.

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Thunder and lightning again yesterday evening but not much rain with it.If I needed conformation that my poor dog is getting deaf-he didn't bark at the thunder which he used to do.
Lovely sunny morning,think it's ok down West Wales too,Celyn.
Not up to much today.

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We had some lightening last night but didnt hear any thunder. Nice sunny start but a chill mist coming in with the tide
Just pottering this morning

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Just come home from the cinema with friends. Saw "Florence Foster Jenkins" and I have to confess that I laughed till the tears ran down my face. Not all funny though, quite a sad story behind it. Hay is en fete because of the Festival, so I expect that will be the last time I'll be there for ten days! There is a wonderful buzz about the place, but the way people walk in the road because it's a small town - it's a wonder no-one gets killed!

Lexi has been staying the weekend and we had a lovely walk down the road this morning. The local cuckoo was doing his nut. I have never heard one carry on for so long! Expect he'll shut up soon though - have been trying to remember the rhyme. "The cuckoo comes in April, he sings his song in May, " then ?

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Nice sunny morning even tho' it's a Bank Holiday.Had a lie in till 7 this morning.Not going anywhere today.
The cuckoo's been in fine voice here too.
The poem I remember is - The cuckoo sings in April.The cuckoo sings in May.The cuckoo sings of half of June and then he flies away.
Strange the things you remember!
Have a good Bank Holiday.

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I've not heard a cuckoo for years .
Lovely sunshine here and a calm sea . Lots of holidaymakers down but tide nearly full in so not much room
Having a quiet one

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Jac-don't think the cuckoo is a beach loving bird!!
Heard on the radio that parts of the M4 was at a stand still earlier,glad to be at home.Nice to sit out in the garden.