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- Never Far From Me - The lights in the cottage at night Show her cataracts and in the gloom I now see an old lady She’s now almost blind in one eye. And walks a little stiffly ...
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PICK UP GLASSES - *I'm happy to say I'm getting my new glasses today. I get to stop wearing the one armed, old as hell glasses. Ha! I have managed to lose them too.....
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This and that .....and that.....etc. - Yesterday Zoē was sick...shaking, panting, not wanting to eat anything. I contacted our vet, and he could not see her, so he suggested 4 different eme...
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Hard working electricians. - The Alaska summit the lead story on the news. There is an underlying tone of 'the world we knew has gone' weariness which the BBC does it's best to hide....
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Le Château du Moulin - According to another guidebook I have, Les Guides Illustrés (Hachette, 1924) the Château du Moulin was built between the years 1489 and 1502 by Philippe du...
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Poppi news! Poppi and her rowing team won the silver medal in the Balkan Rowing Championship's in Adrianopouli in Turkey. (know as Adirn... -
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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 ... -
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Marmite and Vegemite. While I ate my frigania (greek crispbread), covered in marmite, I pondered this morning on the marvel of these sav...
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Nice in theory but will it ever happen?
ReplyDeleteFrauentag. Power to the lasses!
ReplyDeleteHappy international women’s day to all
ReplyDeleteIsn't it also St Meghan's day today????
ReplyDeleteAwareness that there is even such a day seems to be gathering force. I wonder how far the pandemic has set women back. Lots of things i read suggest that will be one of its side effects - disproportionate economic disadvantage to women.
ReplyDeleteGo Girl! :))
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