Ne M’oubliez Pas
An uninvited guest, found in the garden this afternoon. Each flower a miniature gem, leas than a centimetre across, blue and with a yellow centre. I just wish I could remember its name…...
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Fine and Dandy Friday
Hope the clock slows down for your weekends! Pour yourself a glass Of your favourite tipple. Sit back, relax and join me – Cheers! Have a great one.
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Deliberation
Sometimes, care must be exercised. The decision must not be rushed. It is worth waiting for. Under certain conditions, a savoury dish of antipasti is known to prevail...
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Share Wiser
I make no apology for the title’s dubious grammar. ‘Smarter’ has been good for millions of Spaces over the last five years or so, but April 30th fast approaches and as
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Only A Day in the Village
We have just returned from a week with this lovely old but renovated cottage: No. 5 The Green, Binham, Norfolk. The village is tiny, yet it boasts a petrol station, superstore (but not...
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Did Yer Loik It Then?
What exactly is it that makes a grand day out? Is it the company in the group you travel with? Is it the destination? Or is it the staff? I’m given to pose...
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The Bell Cage
The building of East Bergholt Church, being as it was ill-timed, has never benefited from funds to complete its tower ad belfry. The juxtaposed bell cage now houses the peel.
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The New Tough Sport
Even Sunday afternoon’s Monaco Grand Prix winner Jackie Stewart might have blanched at the sight of 14 tightly packed Mini saloons squealing and sliding bumper to bumper around Lydden Hill
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Being Human
Its the weekend kids! What shall we do? This was the question I asked of my two girls earlier this morning. The younger just smiled and then giggled at me, before being overwhelmingly...
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Quote of the Day
Today, I had a visit from the IT department – my laptop needed some attention. I needed a new piece of software and the IT guy responded in quick time to install it....
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A Long Time Coming
Hearing difficulties afflict an estimated 1 in 200 children* in the UK due to middle ear effusion, or glue ear. Our particular child has suffered on and off for a while now, noticeably...
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Boggled BeWILDerwood
Deep in the woods is a land of Boggles, Twiggles and Thorny Crocklebogs. See the picture gallery below and video here: Muddle Maze from Lincoln Green on Vimeo.
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