The temps have dropped this week and I'm living in my new Uniqlo cardis (so look like I'm in my PJs apparently all the time...but so toasty!!)
I am happy that I can do my 11km walk without difficulty, but just a little slower than normal. However my friend is away for 2 weeks so by her return, I hope to be fighting fit. Not sure my brain has recovered fully and I still get the ringing in the ears...this COVID stuff is so tedious. It is keepig me off the booze so that has to be a good thing...(not that I'm noticing a weight drop!)
Apologies for the green dot...
Jonquil season is upon us - my favourite time of year. I got these for $8, and while not the best condition, they smell gorgeous so hopefully I track some nice yellow ones down for next week...
Do you have seasonal behaviours?
Linking with #WWandP and #Allseasons
You can't beat a pub roast, I don't know what it is, they just seem to make it better.
ReplyDeleteYou don't have to wash up - that's what makes it taste better! Ha!
DeleteThank you for this. Really thoughtful post that got me thinking. I wish you a pleasant winter
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ReplyDeleteIt does seem some people take a long time to recover from Covid. The jonquils are lovely. Your pub meal look yummy. I love seeing water views and the birds of course are a bonus. I love to walk, especially early in the morning. Thanks for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a wonderful week!
Oh Lydia....COVID takes a very long time to recover from as my daughter is finding out 4 months later. I hope you feel stronger and stronger...Michelle
ReplyDeleteI am sorry to hear you're struggling with covid and its aftermath. What a terrible scourge. My husband lost his life to it and gave it to me. Fortunately I recovered physically but it was rough. My sympathies and prayers...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2023/06/it-has-begun.html
I love all the boats. We had a cruise out on our boat this past weekend. A wonderful time. We're about to get hit with triple digit weather. Not looking forward to that, but it's the way of things. Enjoy your PJs.
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Have a fabulous Happy Tuesday, Lydia. ♥
Get well soon and have a pleasant winter. Summer has started for us. I don't tolerate the high temperatures well.
ReplyDeleteKind regards - Elke (Nature Thursday)
Thank you for sharing this with Your Moment blog hop!
ReplyDeleteNice one Lydia! Before we left England I made us all go out to a pub for a roast lunch, always better when someone else cooks and cleans up! I've decided I'm not a winter person after coming home to the middle of winter after a lovely few months of summer :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lydia - sorry to hear that covid is still lingering on. We are yet to catch our first dose (the joys of being childfree and not being in a congested workplace I think). There also seems to be a lot of flus and really bad colds around this year too - all that isolation seems to have undone our immune systems. I enjoyed all your wintery nature photos - I'm ready for Spring already!
ReplyDeleteGlorious pics! And how good is a roast, especially when served in a big yorkie?!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear you've had Covid! Would you believe I haven't had it yet (touch wood)! I don't want it but I suppose it will eventually get me! It looks like a lovely area where you walk. Lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteYou do have a lot of choice for walking in your area with lots of water views, even if they are dull days and parts of an industrial-type area. I am grateful to know I can walk safely around a lot of places here in the Hills. I do miss water close by but have more than enough greenery and growth to compensate. I hope you continue to get better over time. Great to see you sharing a post from your blog on this week’s Wednesday’s Words and Pics Link Up at Denyse Whelan Blogs To Connect. I hope to see you next week too. Warm wishes, Denyse.
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