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MID WEEK HUMP - *It rained a lot yesterday... and it's not looking that promising today.* *I am not sure a walk is on the cards this morning, unless Lacy doesn't mind...
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Zombie face - The injection into my eye went slightly wrong Bless her, the nurse knew I was phobic and jumped when I felt some pain Fucking hell What else can go wr...
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The Sounds Of Summer - It serves one simple purpose. Keeps bugs out, and allows breezes in. The unmistakable "thwack" of the screen door in summer.
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GOTCHA! - The Far Right football fans of No 10 Downing Street, have being showing their true colours, and have placed their enigmatic flags over the windows to we...
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Winter days - Slow cooker going Some yummies in the oven And washing. Finishing the drying process inside And of course the fire. I’m not sure if this ...15 hours ago
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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. ... -
The old audi was taken away for scrap. In 2012 we would have been able to sell this car for around 3,000 euros. With the economic crisi... -
Catherine (Katerina) in her fresh bread shop on the waterfront next to the meat market. This is the place for the best assortmen... -
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 ... -
26th October the feast day of Saint Dimitrios and the name day of anyone named Dimitris, Dimitra or Danae. On the eve there is a church se... -
Pomegranites everywhere. Our first bag has appeared on the doorstep. They are difficult to clean but worth the effort. I usually juice... -
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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