Bright and breezy ....
18th June 2022 (Saturday) 06.30 ....We have a ‘bright and breezy start’ to
the day; and the weather is much the same... though cool. This is going to be a ‘lazy day’: I’ll finish the table, potter around the garden and Hutte, and generally relax. Oh this is good news; a jar of “Queen Catherine’s” Somerset honey arrived by post, and Irene brought round some pieces of a goodie that she made. I start my morning with a teaspoonful of Somerset honey from Emily and John’s hives and a piece of Irene’s delicacy. The goodie (I think) is called “15’s”.... ‘cos there’s fifteen ingredients in the mixtures. Mwahh xx.... what a lovely way to start a day: In fact I’m thinking of getting the bike out after breakfast... and once the air warms up a bit.
09.45 Hmmmm .... it’s windier (F5-6 on the water), and therefore cooler, than I thought it was going to be so the bike will, like me, be staying around Ivy; if the wind moderates later in the afternoon I may go out. In the meantime I think another teaspoonful of Somerset honey is called foe.... followed by a cuppa. I have wee bits to do to the table so I’ll do that before washing the floors. It’s a good drying day....albeit a cool one.
21.00 It was a good drying day right enough....
we had some frisky gusts o’ wind.
Anyway the washing dried, the floors dried; and the table is finished. I just have to tidy up the corner and sort
out a couple o’ chairs.
Shona
dropped in just after lunch (she had been at the shops in Elie), so we had a
cuppa and blether in The Hutte. Shona
is suffering from hay fever just now;
the pollen levels are high at this time of year. The forecast for pollen is ‘Medium’
tomorrow.... and ‘High’ on Monday. Quiet
time ahead for the ‘boy’ I’m thinkin’.
I
had hope that the wind would drop away to practically nothing, but that does
not look
Garden table.
like ‘appening; so nae bike
this evening. It has been a breezy (and
cool) day; most of which I spent in the
garden and the Hutte.
I
saw on the weather forecast that ‘Sunny Sussex’ is going to be cooler
tomorrow; something like 15 degrees
cooler. That’s a big change. Luckily we don’t have to cope with that sort of
change in Bonnie Scotland!
