Bonnier morning ....
2nd
November 2019 (Saturday) 09.00 ....
There has been a lot of rain
overnight but that has moved away and we
have a nice, if slightly damp, morning:
dry with hardly a breath of wind and, best of all, sunny spells. I have been to the beach and round ‘The
Ferry’ on the bike,; now I am well ready
for breakfast.
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| Bonnie sky over Elie Bay. |
14.00 I’ve been a busy ‘boy’ today.... though nothing
very physical. When I finished
breakfast I decided to visit Jim and when in Leven do a wee shopping. I didn’t really need much from the shop but
I thought might as well go to the shop.
I bought more ingredients to make Melting Moments.... having eaten the
Cornflakes I bought to make Melting Moments when ‘M’ was here.
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| Misty morning. |
Jim
was quiet today but brightened up when I showed him the goodies I brought with
me. I made us a mug of coffee to go
with the Danish Pastries and we chatted about thing ‘Royal’... i.e. Earlsferry.
Grace arrived about 10 minutes after we’d
scoffed the pastries.
It
looks like we had the best of the weather first thing this morning; the sky has clouded over and its beginning
to rain. I’ll have another cuppa and
then have ‘50’.... my eyelids are beginning to feel heavy.
19.00 The early part of the day was the best part
as far as weather went.... we’ve had more rain in the afternoon. It is dry now and I’m wondering if tonight
will be the Guy Fawkes fireworks celebrations.
Celebrate someone that failed in his mission? .... seems kinda pointless
but I guess it’s embedded into the annual system of events by
now. If there is a display tonight I should hear
it; the wind is from the right
direction.
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| Elie beach this morning. |
I
don’t know what I’m going to do tomorrow;
it all depends on the weather and how I’m feeling. The forecast is for the weather to be much
the same as it has been today; in which
case I’ll probably go somewhere in the car.
At the moment I’m having a cuppa with a couple of slices of Selkirk
Bannock: Yes Donald’s been .... and
photographs have been taken of aforesaid ‘Bannock’. Thanks Donald .... I must have been having ‘50’
when you were at the door.
