I’m still here - what’s on your Workdesk Wednesday

I know folk having been wondering where I’ve been and I thank you for seeking me out.

Honestly though I’ve had nothing to post about.

Lockdown 2 life has revolved around home,

books, television and checking what’s going on down the lane.

Yesterday we had a walk in the dell kicking autumn leaves

before heading back home for lunch and trying 

to keep out of the biscuit barrel.

My friend Susan has utilised her stay home time well

by making me a beautiful stitched heart which she dropped off on Sunday.

On Monday we celebrated my fabulous mum’s

88th birthday with fish and chips from the chippy, a big bunch of flowers, a balloon and a bag of presents and then the postie brought her a pile of cards.

Mum will have an even bigger smile after today’s news.

It now means my sister and brother can spend Christmas Day with her, and while we won’t all be together like we normally are at least now we can plan whose going where and whose staying put.

Stay safe folk

Lynn

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LINKING TO WHATS ON YOUR WORKDESK WEDNESDAY

I’m still here - what’s on your Workdesk Wednesday

I know folk having been wondering where I’ve been and I thank you for seeking me out.

Honestly though I’ve had nothing to post about.

Lockdown 2 life has revolved around home,

books, television and checking what’s going on down the lane.

Yesterday we had a walk in the dell kicking autumn leaves

before heading back home for lunch and trying 

to keep out of the biscuit barrel.

My friend Susan has utilised her stay home time well

by making me a beautiful stitched heart which she dropped off on Sunday.

On Monday we celebrated my fabulous mum’s

88th birthday with fish and chips from the chippy, a big bunch of flowers, a balloon and a bag of presents and then the postie brought her a pile of cards.

Mum will have an even bigger smile after today’s news.

It now means my sister and brother can spend Christmas Day with her, and while we won’t all be together like we normally are at least now we can plan whose going where and whose staying put.

Stay safe folk

Lynn

x

LINKING TO WHATS ON YOUR WORKDESK WEDNESDAY

Lockdown 2 - I’ve retreated

November has brought with it a period of silence from me.  I stopped looking at social media, reading my favourite blogs and chatting with friends on Instagram.  I don’t know why, maybe the second lockdown, I’ve retreated from anywhere outside my own space and territory. Probably the sprained ankle didn’t help either.

I’m grateful for friends checking in to see if we are okay, you are a blessing and we are fine.

I’m not ready to join in again yet so I’ll just leave you a pic of the book I’m reading.  It’s random and it’s very funny.  I can imagine her kids, husband and parents cringing.

Right now it’s Saturday morning and it’s time for the best radio programme of the week - Radio 2’s Tony Blackburn’s Sounds of the Sixties.  

Stay safe, we are still a long way off the end but we are getting there.

Lynn

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Lockdown 2 - I’ve retreated

November has brought with it a period of silence from me.  I stopped looking at social media, reading my favourite blogs and chatting with friends on Instagram.  I don’t know why, maybe the second lockdown, I’ve retreated from anywhere outside my own space and territory. Probably the sprained ankle didn’t help either.

I’m grateful for friends checking in to see if we are okay, you are a blessing and we are fine.

I’m not ready to join in again yet so I’ll just leave you a pic of the book I’m reading.  It’s random and it’s very funny.  I can imagine her kids, husband and parents cringing.

Right now it’s Saturday morning and it’s time for the best radio programme of the week - Radio 2’s Tony Blackburn’s Sounds of the Sixties.  

Stay safe, we are still a long way off the end but we are getting there.

Lynn

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