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Hazel McSporran
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White Days
This week started the way it meant to go on, low grey-white cloud, occasionally rousing the energy to drizzle, but otherwise, just hanging about...
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'Several Perceptions'
It is a little known fact that the great Angela Carter’s father was from MacDuff. A fishing town on the opposite side of the River Deveron. She...
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Shaking a Leg
Feel like I’m stiffening up on a daily basis. The thought of doing yoga in the cold mornings just makes me want to sit down with a nice cup of tea...
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Foggie Festive Fayre
Saturday was the Foggie Farmer’s Market. Not just a market this time, a Festive Village, behind the square in McRobert Park. Being inland,...
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A Pink and Lilac Day
Thursday’s walk wasn’t a pleasant one at first. The windfarm path, which is walled by giant gorse, has very few gaps revealing the surrounding...
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Wow Sweetie, Dahling
Posted on Wed, 27 Nov 2024
Thank you so much!
Am off to open the Bolly
x
Read full commentPosted in Bus Pass [but mostly BPL] Get into a Fix
Thank you
Posted on Wed, 09 Oct 2024
Thank you for the ideas, unfortunately, free entry to Historic Scotland sites is on the first Sunday of each month only, October-March.
The grocery bill was actually £11, but I had £4.37 is clubcard savings and £3.50 clubcard tokens, and...
Read full commentPosted in Habit Tracking - It's a Thing
Thank you
Posted on Sun, 06 Oct 2024
I will do a wee journal entry about it, but the main house was built in 1764, the kitchen used to be the basement of a much later house around the corner which actually attaches onto part of the rear of this house. In the late 1920s a deal was...
Read full commentPosted in Mind the Gap
Ah well
Posted on Sat, 28 Sep 2024
Thanks for your kind comment.
Ref the prescription, as you may or may not know, I stick to exactly 300 words for these journals, that's part of the challenge of them, sometimes I can't think of 300 words, sometimes I have to edit down. ...
Read full commentPosted in Reasons to be Raging - Pt 3
Hello
Posted on Fri, 28 Jun 2024
There's sunshine today, the problem is it's been so windy, so it sounds autumnal. My house is particularly wuthering though. Haven't been out as am knee-deep in office, I mean studio, tidy-up. Just found a bag of photos, doesn't bode well for...
Read full commentPosted in Pre-Autumn