Looking forward to Christmas! ![]()
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Good for her too.OGF, does she buy much? I am a collector, though some might say a hoarder, but I do sell as well, itâs just that sometimes youâve got to keep âstuffâ at least for a while.
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Yes! All of this!!
And my daily dose of optimism ![]()
Getting involved in the stuff going on in the local community. Three weeks ago I was on a trailer decorated with pictures of various vegetables and chickens, pulled by a tractor through the village, dressed as a potato, alongside others dressed as chickens and carrots. Three weeks time its our village fete - steak night, and snail day. Iâll be manning the bar then helping serve the food. The laughter keeps me young.
My hair - obviously !
The main thing is keep moving so the devil canât corner you. Keeping flexible with a few minutes of quiet time and exercise daily.
If you ainât done nowt wrong, you ainât got nowt to fear ![]()
The devil finds work for idle hands to do
Yes, Faffers beware!
ah yes, just reminded me spity, a faff a day keeps the doctor away
She buys clothes mainly and handbags Tiff.
After a hard days shopping down town she canât wait to show me what sheâs bought with a âtry on sessionâ âLook at these labelsâ she saysâŠâM&S and Next, and all for a portion of the priceâ She keeps them a while and then has a massive sort out and takes them all back. Her wardrobe changes more often than the weatherâŠ
Why Worry.
Just Grit Your âTeethâ. Live for the day.
And youâre. U-Full Anyway.
The Average Human Brain has 2.5 Million Giga"Bytes"
The Average Domestic Computer. ONLY has 250 > 500 Giga"Bytes".
So, who holds the Cards In. >> âU-Fall-Nessâ.
The Computer. The Robot next door.
Or U. As UR. ^5^5.
What keeps me young?
Because I only have a birthday once a yearâŠ
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Indeed
Excellent
Some greater force, that needs a voice ![]()
It sounds like âBrigadoonâ LincsâŠ
Do all the French welcome Brits with open arms ?
Certainly not in my bookâŠ
In short, no.
Iâve been very fortunate. The local villages and people are mostly all very welcoming and friendly - but I do make an effort to integrate. There are one or two who are a bit more grudging - Iâve heard comments about:
You are ok because you are not really very foreign (yes, you know what that means - they vote for Le Pen)
You are ok if you pay your taxes here in France (entirely fair in my view)
You are part of the problems of rising house prices (that argument has disappeared as prices have been falling the last few years)
It could be worse, you might be from Paris
Iâd also note that it varies across the country. New (British) friends moved to our village from further south. There, they said, the locals down south were less welcoming and the local farmers very unwelcoming. Likewise we know of people who hunt (for boar and deer) who dislike the British and our habit of walking our dogs through the places they want to hunt.