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It is August. It follows a very strange July. All that heat and the main topic being the exchange of tips about how to have a
It is August. It follows a very strange July. All that heat and the main topic being the exchange of tips about how to have a
It is July. Always a strange month as it is full of endings: the days have stopped getting longer and although there is still lots
It is June and we started it with a bang by enjoying the Platinum Jubilee. I am a monarchist, so I have enjoyed it all
It is May. It is my birthday month and I love the long days, the sun (usually) and the lilies of the valley.This year the
It is April. I love April with its wonderful spring flowers and the trees in full foliage. I love the forsythia and the pussy willows.
My thoughts and my heart are with Ukraine at this very difficult time, it is devastating to hear the news and unsettling for us all. I encourage
It is February and feels more like spring than winter. Isn’t the sunshine wonderful? I am loving having daffodils and tulips in the house again.
It is January and it started warm, more like spring than winter. Always such a difficult month psychologically after all our celebrating and excess but
It is December. Black Friday is over, thank goodness, though parcels are still being delivered. It is cold and it is stormy. Storm Arwen has caused havoc.
It is November. Children are back at school after half term and starting to think about Christmas. Let’s hope Father Christmas has good supply chains and
It is October. Many of us are working in a more normal pattern than the last eighteen months. Children are back at school and enjoying the
It is September. The end of the school holidays. Some lovely sunny days after lots of gloom but everyone thinking about getting back to school,
It is August. Usually it is the month of holidays and excitement. This year it does not seem to be quite like that. Most people
It is glorious June. The shops are full of flowers tempting us to plant and nurture. My garden is rampant with clematis; the geraniums are
It is glorious June. The shops are full of flowers tempting us to plant and nurture. My garden is rampant with clematis; the geraniums are
Who would have predicted the events in 2020 that have affected everyone in the world?! Referring to my notes in 2019 the item on our
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