Feeling playful ....
30th
March 2020 (Monday) 07.30 .... It looks like we are going to
have
a bonnie day of ‘sunny spells with the chance of a shower’ now and
again. I got caught in a shower when
on the beach.... it wasn’t heavy but it
did bring an end to my morning walk. My
intention was to bike up to Elie for the paper but I changed my mind and will
leave the biking until the air warms up and the threat of showers lessen.
Hmmmm ....an early morning shower. |
09.00 Having checked the ‘Bin Collection
Calendar’ I see that the ‘Cooncil’ is not emptying the ‘waste paper (grey)’ bin
until further notice.... so our next bin collection is on the 10th April and it’s
the ‘bloo’ bin. This Friday (3rd April)
it was going to be the ‘grey bin’ but with that having been put on hold ......
nae bin collection at all this week. I’ll have a ton of paper to be uplifted....
eventually. You’d think the
manufacturers of toilet rolls would need loads of waste paper to replace the toilet
rolls stashed away by the panic buyers.
I’m assuming that toilet roll manufacturers are on the ‘Essential’
List.
16.00 I had a bike round Elie Estate this
afternoon; the original intention was to
do the Balbuthie Loan Kinneuchar run but I forgot to charge the bike battery
yesterday. When I got back to Ivy there was a note in the
door from the postie to say there was a parcel in the greenhouse. I hadn’t ordered anything online so this parcel
was a total surprise: it was even a bigger
surprise when I opened it.... a Selkirk Bannock, one of my most favourite ‘eats’,
from Donald, who lives in the Borders. Having just been out on the bike I was
starvin’ so the ‘Bannock’ no longer looks as it does in the photograph.... two
ploughman proportioned slices have been ‘pruned’ off it, spread with butter and
devoured! Thank You Donald! I now have access to Selkirk Bannocks
because they do online shopping.
Actually I’m wondering if ‘the Store' in Anstruther has them, they have a
decent selection of quality Scottish goods. Mind you this might not be the time to find
out.
I
had an enjoyable bike run ... everything appears to be where it should be; and I
didn’t see anybody to avoid by two metres.
Stewart has been working by the loch-side again..... it’s beginning to
look good with new views of Kinneuchar kirk.