Good Afternoon everybody this is my second try at an entry today the first one got lost in the transfer from front page don't know why so i will just have to start again good practice for my typing skills. We got back yesterday from our 1500 mile trip at about 2pm. The weather as you will know was very bad pelting rain when we left Brancaster Staithe at 4 15am and continued till we reached Newcastle then it stayed try till we got home. Its dry again today so washing out blowing on line all I have to do now is the ironing. House has been tidied by both of us so things are about back to normal. we had a great holiday great weather no rain from the first Sunday till yesterday and now a cloud literally from the first Monday till Friday. Can't ever remember the sky being so cloudless for so long before. With the weather being so good it does stop great bird watching seems daft to say that but birds love to sit and sleep in the sun just like us. We did pay a visit to Sandringham and we were so impressed with the grounds and the Church St Mary Magdelene's on the estate you know the one the Queen visits at Christmas with all the family. It is small but is so beautiful inside. We were not allowed to take pictures inside I would liked to have let you see it. I was not able to say bye before we left as we had a leek in our hot water supply on the Friday evening and it caused great panic but we did get it all sorted our thanks to our great plumber. Still feeling tired today even with going to bed a 9pm last night but should feel better tomorrow. Have been trying to catch Big Brother but Stuart can't stand it so I just get a peek when he goes out of the room will have to try to work something out as I don't want to start W.W. 3 if you get my meaning. Hope you are all well and I will try to catch up soon and tell you some more of the Adventures of J & S on holiday and show you my pictures and have I got a puzzle for you. Love to you all, alerts now back on so ding my dinger.
With thanks to D's Design for top graphic and Sara for the butterfly.
11 comments:
Good to see you back, Joan!! I had forgotten you said you were going away, and was getting quite concerned, lol!!! Hope you had a wonderful time, am looking forward to the pics!!!
It's so good to have you back. You were missed! I'm happy the weather stayed nice and dry for you all the while.Sounds like you had a wonderful vacation and I can't wait to see the pictures. Sandra
Looking forward to seeing your pictures. A puzzle!! Sounds interesting. Dawn
Hi Joan and Stuart welcome home. Joan I missed you dear .you were very lucky with your weather ,I am so pleased , even though you didnt see many birds the change would do you good ,Puzzle Hmm?.looking forward to your pics .......Jan xx
Glad you enjoyed your holiday DESPITE the good weather!! Just back from a garden centre that has its large restaraunt by a lake and is situated in the country. We enjoyed sitting there with the ducks waddling about looking for scraps and tiny birds nipping on and off the table looking for crumbs. It seems ages since I saw anything other than crows and blooming seagulls!!! Seagulls are such a nuisance with droppings everywhere and the noise . Give me cute little wrens and robins everytime. Eve
Joan glad you and Stuart had a good holiday you certainly travelled a lot of miles ~ so glad the weather was kind to you ~ looking forward to seeing your pictures and knowing about what you both did ~ and the puzzle we all love one of those ~ Glad the plumber sorted that leak for you ~ and happy you are now safely back home Ally
How did you miss the rain?!! I was thinking of you last week and feeling sorry that you probably had awful weather and now here you are telling us it was blue skies all the way!! I'm glad you enjoyed it, can't wait to hear about it, and the puzzle! Jeannette xx
Hi Joan, I`m glad you both had a good holiday, you certainly have covered some miles, no wonder you were so tired. I`m looking forward to seeing the photos you took. :o)
Sandra xxxxx
Welcome back! glad you had a great time.I remember Sandringham as a child, as I was born in Norfolk. Mum's father was the rector at Saxlingham and another little village near there. Strange to think birds sleep in the sun like us, but they are very noisy at dawnbreak..lol
Rach.xxxxxx
It's good to have you back Joan.
Sylvia xx
I was wondering where you were when I rec'd your comment!! I thought me alerts were playing up again. Glad you had a good holiday though and I can't wait to hear more about it and see your snaps ;-)
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