Feeling hungry .....
1st
June 2017 Thursday
..... 09.30 It is overcast mostly, as
was forecast, but we do get spells on sunshine now and again .... and it’s
warm. I’ve been
clambering about on
the rocks at Chapel Green; it’s a braw
morning for ‘clambering’.... though my knees might not agree.
Motor boat "Bonny" passing the Beacon. |
With this being a ‘Drop in Cafe’ afternoon, my ‘plan’ for the morning is to do some work
around the garden .... I’ll transfer some weeds from Ivy garden into the ‘broon
bucket’.
20.00 This has been a horrid day; I had to miss the ‘Drop in Cafe’. For the past couple of days I’ve had a ‘dry
throat’, which I put down to the East wind;
today by lunchtime I was coughing and spluttering with a full blown
cold. Rather than spread this around,
though I have no doubt it must already be in the villages, I decided to skip
the ‘Cafe’. I don’t know where I ‘picked
this up’ but it isn’t just the east wind;
obviously I’ve walked into cloud of germs from someone sneezing. Anyway the ‘plan’
is to have a hot toddie
and an early night in bed with my book;
and I’ll lie low until this clears up.
Dog walkers on The Ferry beach. |
I
spent the afternoon in the Hutte, drinking cups o’ tea, and a Lemsip; doing Soduko’s and feeding ‘Blob’ and
Co. ‘Blob’ and ‘Scrawny Bag’ don’t
mess about, they come into the Hutte to let me know they are looking for food.
We
have had a wet evening; the rain began
at 16.30, and, though not heavy, it is drab and ‘dreich’. The rain should have moved on by morning
time, though it will most likely be cloudy at first, with sunny spells by lunch
time. Depending on how I feel (and how
the weather is) I might go down to the beach in the morning.
This
‘lying low’ means that I have been looking at the News on the television ...
mostly
boring political News.... however one News story did annoy me, and that’s
about people (touts) who applied for free tickets to the Manchester, ‘Old Trafford’
concert, intending to to sell on at heavily inflated prices. I suppose it could be called ‘entrepreneurship’; just another facet to 'rip off' Britain. We live in very sad times .... in more
ways than one.
Earlsferry from Chapel Ness. |
Photographs
: Top – ‘Bonny’ passing the Beacon, Middle – dog walkers on the Ferry beach, and
Bottom – taken from Chapel Ness.