A small remembrance of something more solid

A great tit feeding in the garden at Brynawelon.

I always feel closer to home once I start seeing Welsh language signs on the train!

Willie in the window.

A blue tit feeding in the garden.

Birds on the estuary.

One sock. This always happens.

You can see the greenhouse, but the veg patch and summer house are completely overgrown.

Our shadows overlooking the beach at Carbis Bay.

What a difference a few days make!

All of Guy's shirts seem to involve blue, white and stripes.

Car trouble is no fun. Car trouble at night in the rain? Even less fun. Luckily, it wasn't anything too serious.

Today was a very good day.

A pot of little soon-to-be-daffodils on the window sill.

Porthkidney Sands from Harvey's Towans.

Gwithian Towans on a very stormy day.

A good day to stay indoors with a cup of tea.

It's back!!

Green & Black chocolate makes lovely brownies!

Look! Buds!

Must. Wash. Paws.

I don't understand surfers, kitesurfers, etc. who go out in this freezing weather!

Supper: Veg all chopped and ready for roasting.

I wish someone else would take over and do it all for me!

I spent the afternoon at my friend Donna's house. Here's her gorgeous dog, Bazzle, looking very comfy on the sofa.

Frosty leaves on a very cold day.

Seagulls on chimney pots in Penzance.

I used my new Cath Kidston stationery and got all my Christmas thank you notes done today!

Putting Guy to work rolling out the pastry to make Cornish pasties for supper.

It looked sunny and nice, but it was FREEEEZING! So we had our picnic in the car looking out at the sea and dunes at Gwithian.

This is how Guy's spending his holiday.

Seaweed.