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T for Treats
There’s no one here to make me a cuppa so having a coffee out has become a regular treat . For most of the years...
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R is for Retirement
Averages are meaningless. Never-the-less here’s a chart I found of various incomes in retirement and what the average person could use their income for. It’s...
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Q is for Quite a Nice Mixed Book Collection!
Had to fit the November library book photo into the month somehow! These are the books I had reserved and collected last week. There are...
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P is for Preparedness and Peace of Mind
Be Prepared is the Scout Motto and I was a Cub-Scout leader for 20 years so learned that lesson well. I’ve been “Being Prepared” forever...
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O is for onions
This is an old traditional weather rhyme – is it correct? does the thickness of onion skins vary from year to year? Can’t say I’ve...
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K is for Kenton, All Saints
Before I get to K I have to ask – whatever has happened in Blogland? 4 people have stopped in the last week, I’ve never...
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J is for Jam (and other things) Again
Last year J was for Jam (and chutneys and relishes). I struggled to come up with something for this year. Do you know there are...
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I is for In Between
For 20 years ages 0 – 20 I lived in a hamlet between two villages and then at the smallholding 23 years in between two...
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H is for Home
I struggled to find a subject this year for the letter H. Last year it was Hampers for Christmas presents and I didn’t want to...
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G is for Giant Second-hand Book Sale
Last month the Giant NSPCC second-hand book sale moved this year from the gymnasium of a private prep school just outside of Colchester to the...