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Offline Viktoria

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Re: Diary summary week ending 30 th March 2025
« Reply #27 on: Sunday 30 March 25 09:56 BST (UK) »
Well I hope everyone has a lovely day this Mothering Sunday ,whether you are a mother or not .
Sunny here but cold ,just polishing the door knobs as my meticulous d in l will be coming with my son this morning .
I swear to goodness they can’t actually live in their house —— it is showroom perfect always!
But she is very pleasant and we have never had a cross word .

No children,her choice but kind and helpful.

Daughter will phone soon after she has sorted her horse out ,does  that early on weekdays before work.
Well must crack on and then the rest of the day is mine.

Cheerio, look after yourselves .
Viktoria.

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Re: Diary summary week ending 30 th March 2025
« Reply #28 on: Sunday 30 March 25 17:38 BST (UK) »
Hope very ones joyed today,  mother's, fathers whomever, been a beautiful day but a tad chilly.

I won't last the day, I was awake  at 05.30 summer time,  early night tonight perhaps

Take care, another week starts  tomorrow.

LM
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Re: Diary summary week ending 30 th March 2025
« Reply #29 on: Sunday 30 March 25 18:12 BST (UK) »
A lovely family day, warm and sunny, too.  My daughter and granddaughter had made afternoon tea - delicious sandwiches with all our favourite fillings (Brie and grape for me).  My son brought fruit scones, jam and clotted cream (eaten the Devon way, cream first, jam on top).

Mothering Sunday is always a bit sad for my son and his wife, whose premature baby lived for just 4 minutes, but who is always remembered on these family occasions.  She is buried in the local churchyard in a small grave. 

My daughter's children are growing up fast.  Grandson will be 14 this week and granddaughter is 11, but nearly as tall as her mother and me  (we are 5 ft 8, though I am shrinking now :o).  I was 5 ft 6 at her age and tended to stoop a bit to try and hide it.  The school  sports mistress spotted this and had me in for remedial exercises every morning until I stood proud and tall. 

The forecast is for warm and sunny weather this week, so things will be moving fast in the garden.  My mint is growing at a rate of a couple of inches a day! There are quite a few bumble bees around and some butterflies, too.  The birds are singing all day and are busy pairing up and building nests.  Roll on Summer!
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