gathering it all together
A recent update to WordPress appears to have broken image uploads so we are for the time being bereft of photos. We have spent hours in attempting to resolve the issue with no success. I apologise. Normal service will be resumed as soon as possible. In the meantime, I have decided that words are more …
Continue reading “Hot, hot, hot and… hotter still? (December Reflections 16)”
Today’s prompt is: Best Decision of 2019 It was about this time last year when Mr L raised the subject of the Keto dietary regime and asked if we might try it once we arrived home in the spring. I was somewhat aghast – it sounded cranky and extreme but he told me of one …
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The fourteenth prompt for December Reflections 2019 is: Floral One of the great things about living in France is that it is so very floral. There’s nothing that I like better than a Village Fleurie and we get to see many of them on our travels. In May 2019 we were in the Ardèche and …
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Today’s December Reflections prompt is: Five things about me Please bear with me. Alcohol has been partaken. None of this may make sense. I will keep it brief. Injustice. I have a strong sense of injustice. Nothing makes me more cross than an injustice. I will fight tooth and nail for the underdog, to defend …
Continue reading “The ins and outs of it (December Reflections 13)”
Today’s prompt is: Made me laugh I was having a hard time thinking of a specific happening that I could respond to this prompt with. There’s always Dusty of course, who causes mirth on an almost daily basis, but yet I couldn’t think of a specific. So I trawled what images that I have in …
Continue reading “Would you dine there? (December Reflections 12)”
December Reflections prompt number 11 is: 10 years ago. Same old problem… all my images are at home. I don’t appear to have been Blipping at that time but I have managed to log in to Flickr tonight and refreshed my memory… Ten years ago, I was living one of the outer Northern Isles of …
