Yesterday was an absolutely foul day, the temperature didnt get over 8 d all day and there were rain and wind squalls making for a day not to go out in.
So I made up some doll bodies and began tidying the house as my sister is coming next week, still going through books and things,I cant believe how many are still to be gone through.
On Tuesday we walked over at Pt Elliot as there had been whale sightings, we did see one but it was a long way off and looked huge, mostly if you were lucky you could see it blowing. It was a nice early morning to be out, the wind came up later in the day and the whole thing began to deteriorate quite badly with warnings of high winds and lots of rain. Yesterday there were reports of snow in the Flinders Ranges to the north, surprisingly they get more there than we do on our closer high ranges.
Not the weather for doing anything outside although our dear old last remaining pug Tuppy had deteriorated so bdcly we had to put him down, it was only a matter of time, he was nearly 16 which is a good age for a pug and I miss him barking at me to be fed at 3.30, at least half an hour earlier than I do feed them. So we are down to Max and the aging Oscar.
Off to make a nice warming casserole for dinner.
Yesterday was an absolutely foul day, the temperature didnt get over 8 d all day and there were rain and wind squalls making for a day not to go out in.
So I made up some doll bodies and began tidying the house as my sister is coming next week, still going through books and things,I cant believe how many are still to be gone through.
On Tuesday we walked over at Pt Elliot as there had been whale sightings, we did see one but it was a long way off and looked huge, mostly if you were lucky you could see it blowing. It was a nice early morning to be out, the wind came up later in the day and the whole thing began to deteriorate quite badly with warnings of high winds and lots of rain. Yesterday there were reports of snow in the Flinders Ranges to the north, surprisingly they get more there than we do on our closer high ranges.
Not the weather for doing anything outside although our dear old last remaining pug Tuppy had deteriorated so bdcly we had to put him down, it was only a matter of time, he was nearly 16 which is a good age for a pug and I miss him barking at me to be fed at 3.30, at least half an hour earlier than I do feed them. So we are down to Max and the aging Oscar.
Off to make a nice warming casserole for dinner.
2 comments:
Sorry to hear about Tuppy, Penny. It's aloe season here and brrrr .... temps of 2 degrees and less. A warm casserole would go down well here too.
I absolutely love these lovely dolls Penny.. I want to make one. So sorry about dear little pug. It leaves an empty spot.
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