LETTER FROM ENGLAND : Apparently, we have had heavy storms throughout the night, but I was snuggled-up in my bed so no problem. Ha. Now it approaching lunchtime and the sun is trying to push away those nasty rain-clouds and I must get my back-side in gear and finish my household chores as we are expecting visitors this afternoon. My brother has been put to work repairing the Beehives, before winter is here as the stands and lifts need repairing, then it is my job to follow on by painting them and find Cuprinal outdoor paints have thee most exciting range now of colours - even yellow which Bees love. Indoors, yesterday I busied myself painting the seating in the dining room, for as this house is 17c in that sector it seemed only right to paint them matt black to go with the original beams, but now it is time for a change so under pressure I have painted them a base white ... what goes on top - well that is yet to be seen ! ha. I am known for being totally bonkers and wacky like my niece Alexandra Symons designs; therefore one must learn to expect the unexpected form me until one knows what to expect . If that makes sense to you then your definitely on the same wave length - no wonder we are friends. Lol. Dogs barking at the boaties, campers and visitors at the boatyard, so it is time for me to go check out what is on the agenda for today at Bridge House, Whitchurch Heritage Centre and as they say, the weekend starts here. Bye for now, enjoy your weekend one and all. NINA WOODY.
Posted on: Sat, 04 Oct 2014 11:02:29 +0000
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