Good morning forum folks, it’s a warm sunny day without a cloud in the sky. Tempertures are predicted in the high 20s.
As usual walked the dog but it might be the last walk he gets before he goes home on Sunday because very shortly I am expecting the arrival of another dog. It’s a German Shorthaired Pointer and is too much for me to manage any more (though I might try in the morning even if it is only round the block).
The rest of my laundry was done while I was out walking the dog and is just about dry as, apart from the warm day, there is also a nice breeze.
I have been slowly Pointer proving my plants, this dog likes to dig! Milk crates are very handy.
Spent some time begging the council for a No Parking sign to protect my driveway. I don’t hold much hope I have been trying for decades.
Just remembered I still have on bin to bring in.
Have a lovely Friday it’s the weekend tomorrow so that is something to look forward to.
33 here today 35 for tomorrow.
Anything over 20 and our dog isn’t interested.
Weekend starts tomorrow so no schools, we’ll be able to venture out early before it hots up.
How long is the next lodger staying?
Morning all – below freezing again last night and although the sun is shining it is still very cold
I envy you that blue sky Bruce! Hope the dogs get on with each other
Beast is continuing to behave herself although she didn’t want to go out after breakfast I will go back in later to see if she has changed her mind, she did go out for an hour yesterday
Neighbours texted to say they will be arriving home around 7.00 pm after which I will be relieved of my cat servant duties – until the next time!
Expecting someone to call about the broken blind today – I have decided not to have it repaired but to have new ones and I will also order new ones for the spare room.
Good Morning from the Icy depths of South Yorkshire…
I watched the sun rise while walking the towpath and after running a short stretch I resigned myself to walking the rest of the way. I wasn’t feeling the love, in fact I was not feeling too good at all. Although it was 1 degree C above freezing (warmer than yesterday) the cold was fierce and had already permeated through my gloves and my hands were cold and numb.
Frost lay on all the paths and I was lucky not to slip.
I made it home but apart from taking Mrs Fox to visit the surgery and do some urgent shopping, I shall not leave the house again today…
I envy your warm weather Bruce…
Good morning - The Sun is well up and the frost is disappearing. Bright but very cold. A named storm (Bert) is due to hit tomorrow but it seems hard to imagine with the day being calm and sunny at present. Bert seems quite a friendly sort of name rather than a destructive one. I don’t know who thinks these names up. Probably just plucked out of nowhere.
I’ve been for a 15 minute brisk walk and now there’s not much to do that won’t wait a while.
Hoping all those suffering with ill-health, injuries or pain will get better soon. Have the best-est possible day.
@OldGreyFox,
Bob, and be very careful going out early on these very cold mornings as it is hard work for your heart inhaling the cold air.
Just a little warning for you as we would all miss you.
