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Knee Deep In June - Tell you what I like the best -- 'Long about knee-deep in June, 'Bout the time strawberries melts On the vine, -- some afternoon Like to jes' git out and...
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BATHROOM FLOORING - *Today is going to be much slower than the past two + weeks. I am going to potter around in the garage, sorting out fabrics primarily.* *They just got pu...
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The Disney Rule - The weakness in my arm continues undiagnosed. I have had to temper my frustration with an acceptance that most nhs care is somewhat slow and disjointed. ...7 hours ago
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Our first heat wave - I mean our first heat wave of the year. Already. The temperature is supposed to hit 85F this afternoon, and 90F tomorrow afternoon. We'll be spending time ...
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Restricted legroom - It's a DOGE eat DOGE world says the presenter on the BBC breakfast radio bulletin with a touch of wry humour. We downsized from the big Volvo to the smal...
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In Greece this fruit is called the Lotus fruit. Elsewhere you know them as persimmon ( or have never heard of them at all). Acco... -
Pelargonium graveolins This is a type of geranium but unlike the common geranium which in my mind plain stinks, this has a delicate lem... -
A friend of ours has been carving, from wood, bone, anything he can get his hands on for years. He is also the owner of a K-approved cafe. ... -
Pomegranites everywhere. Our first bag has appeared on the doorstep. They are difficult to clean but worth the effort. I usually juice... -
Poppi news! Poppi and her rowing team won the silver medal in the Balkan Rowing Championship's in Adrianopouli in Turkey. (know as Adirn... -
St Paul's Anglican Church Athens annual Xmas Bazaar. This bazaar has been going since 1953. When we lived in Piraeus in the 70's ... -
Marmite and Vegemite. While I ate my frigania (greek crispbread), covered in marmite, I pondered this morning on the marvel of these sav... -
Vasilopita - New Years cake with a lucky coin Lucky pomegranite The cake about to be cut. The knife has already drawn a c... -
Catherine (Katerina) in her fresh bread shop on the waterfront next to the meat market. This is the place for the best assortmen... -
21 November - an orthodox church holiday remembering the day the three year old Virgin Mary first entered the temple - name day for all...
🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for the laugh today. I needed it x
ReplyDeleteMy daughters find all this stuff and send it on. Thank goodness for viber and whatsap.
DeleteI thought it most amusing. I am sure the greeks will be just like that, appearing out of every doorway into the light and back into society....
My latest post....
ReplyDeleteGentle hugs,
Stay safe,
🌱 🌷 🌱
All the best. Keep cool
DeleteGreat video Linda. Give yourselves small treats like a nice bottle of wine.
ReplyDeleteHow did you know?? Cheers Big Ears
Delete"It's what you knows. Big Nose!"😊
ReplyDeleteThank you - it was great to start the day with a giggle :)
ReplyDeleteWe all need a laugh!!
DeleteThanks Linda this is the funniest thing I have seen today
ReplyDeleteGlad to oblige!!!
DeleteI've seen that before, it's funny as.
ReplyDeleteDon't know where the kids find these things. Some are very funny!
DeleteHad they spotted a FOX? Great video.
ReplyDeleteThat or all heard the dinner bell
DeleteWith the lslands only allowing locals. It must be much easier to keep the virus out.
ReplyDeleteHere’s hoping the worst is behind you
I fear it’s still to come here for us
The problem is the athenians who came in just before the ban and are out and about as though nothing is happening. Like our next door neighbours. They are forbidden to come anywhere near our gate!
DeleteWow, that's a lot of chickens, and look at that! they still have their heads, Lol.
ReplyDeleteThey had better take cover when this panic is over!
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