I stuck with this book written by a new author to me, it was not the best of reads, set in Edinburgh, the police is using a profiler with extra abilities, some of which was strange, I liked the twist in the plot, which sadly took too long to arrive. Book 7 read this year.
Another author I like, this is a very different plot, after drowning and resuscitation his life changes forever, it's a tale of how he tries to understand what is happening to him, with startling outcomes, his story ending was good, what followed was also good, but the final chapters was strange, it did leave an opening. Book 8 read this year.
Friday night we had party food for tea and to nibble with wine whilst watching the final of the traitors, just to make the whole evening a bit more fun, just the two of us. We have loved watching this season, all the changes to keep it fresh, the usual calling at the TV, because we know and can see them misleading each other, I am glad Stephen stayed true to their pact, it was good viewing, he could easily have taken the whole winning prize amount, but deciding to share. Saturday after a day at home, we had homemade pizza for tea, when shopping for the party nibbles we found toppings at a great price, saved ordering a takeaway.
We had our lovely family over for Sunday lunch, whilst shopping in our village we got a larger turkey crown on sale, enough for a family roast dinner, a pie for us, and cold turkey for sandwiches, which I love, the children love chicken and turkey, so we knew it would be a meal they would all want to eat. Hubby made loads of small marmalade cakes, Molly had asked for them, some ate here and some taken home. George gave me a huge cuddle and stayed close all day, I've missed them in the last couple of weeks, they were busy last weekend so we did not see them. I get video calls most evenings with George and Molly, I love to listen to their chatter, George is getting better with his conversation.





Good morning! I have white hellebores with the fleabane daisies and they do look good together. I plant white foxgloves behind them and they’re usually at their best as the hellebores fade.After a few coolish days tomorrow is predicted to hit 41 degC here. I will water everything and hide under the cooler until the cool change comes in the evening. Glad I’m retired and our weather is mostly mild.The best days are the ones spent pottering with grandchildren.I mind my 2 and 4 year old one day a week but the teenagers find us pretty boring now I think.Have a good week JennyP
ReplyDeleteHow lovely that Molly helped you start your sweet-peas.
ReplyDeleteLovely too that she read her school reading book to you.
Happy days ...
All the best Jan
What a beautiful seed starter you had helping. Molly is getting so big.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
In comparison your garden seems to be so much further ahead to mine with is a soft and mushy mudfest at the moment, I keep looking at it with a jaded eye- but I will get out and get it looking good (just need to walk the dog first...)
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We are along the south coast, a huge distance from you, so always a few weeks ahead. It's also a drier area.
DeleteToo wet and grey here for any enthusiasm for gardening in my soggy garden.
ReplyDeleteShouting at the TV whilst watching The Traitors is par for the course in our house too.
ReplyDeleteWe really enjoyed The Traitors too. Im glad Steven won because it was obvious he really didn't like to lie.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo of Molly isn't it. She's growing up !
Angie x
Aww so fun that you had a helper in the greenhouse with you! Super cute picture!
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