We’ve been away for a week with the family in Wales , so that Mr Life could drive a narrow gauge railway train for a day. Here he is in his boiler suit.
That was his exciting present from the offspring, for his 60th birthday (which was in May). He was a very happy chap. They made him a cake with a train on it too.
We were staying in a holiday cottage.
Apart from Mr Life's train-driving, we also did other things, some in the sun... (I'd rather have stayed in the house above than our cottage, frankly)...
and some in the rain.
Our cottage featured quite a lot of stern notices.
(The elf we bought in a Christmas shop was a bit naughty.)Some of the notices had PSs added to them – even though they were printed on a computer and the PSs could easily have been incorporated. For example, one notice gave a big list of what not to put down the toilet (we didn’t) and then added, as an extra little dire warning:
PS – using too much paper may block the pipes. (We didn’t do that either.)
Our catlets were looked after by some very very nice visitors. I’ll tell you about these some other time.
I’m looking forward to catching up on all your doings. Meanwhile I must go and fill the washing machine.
PS – using too much paper may block the pipes. (We didn’t do that either.)
Our catlets were looked after by some very very nice visitors. I’ll tell you about these some other time.
I’m looking forward to catching up on all your doings. Meanwhile I must go and fill the washing machine.
Back to porridge and auld claes (old clothes), as my Granny used to say.
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