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Alea Mon 15-Feb-16 10:54:22

A bit cheeky of me to start this, but hope it is allowed!
Good morning Kitcheners!
DH seems to be perking up (typical!) which is good and is planning on getting up properly, shower and dressed.
Now I can moan that I have nonetheless cancelled a day trip I was booked on tomorrow to the Arts and Crafts museum in Chipping Campden and then to Rodmarton Manor with my art history class. Can't leave him for a long day without any means of getting back at short notice, heigh Ho, c'est la vie!

Galen Sat 05-Mar-16 17:08:17

I hope you haven't got my bug. It's horrid! Obviously some sort of computer virus. So take adequate precautions

NanaandGrampy Sat 05-Mar-16 17:10:17

The growing sore throat does not bode well soop .

Will that qualify for a 'wee dram' later - medicinal purposes only of course wink

Tizliz Sat 05-Mar-16 22:15:05

Cutting the grass soop! We are still under water here. Snowed today as well. OH is going to Cawdor for the first outdoor shoot of the year (target only, nothing live) tomorrow, he is going to be cold. I shall have a nice lie in and a lazy day.

Alea Sun 06-Mar-16 08:35:16

tizliz that sounds so, well, Shakespearean!! Will the Thane be there? grin

annsixty Sun 06-Mar-16 08:40:10

Apart from the obvious I didn't know there was such a.place.
I should get about more.

Badenkate Sun 06-Mar-16 08:46:13

We go past Birnham Wood on the A9 when we drive up to Loch Rannoch

Alea Sun 06-Mar-16 08:56:29

Does it move?

DH was at school in that part of the world, but for me the names are entirely redolent of the Scottish play!

NanaandGrampy Sun 06-Mar-16 09:01:38

Morning and Happy Mothering Sunday to you all.

Being a Mum is a tough job - we deserve a day to be celebrated !!

I wont be seeing my youngest daughter and family because of the boys current chicken pox status smile and my eldest daughter came over yesterday with her 2 , and we had an early celebration .

Today Himself will be cooking a roast and waiting on me hand and foot ( that's something he doesn't know yet!!)

I hope all of you , in whatever way , enjoy YOUR day xx

PS couldnt resist a picture of one of my roses ...i love the gentle blush on it x

Tizliz Sun 06-Mar-16 09:57:53

alea had to look that up! Doubt if he will turn up as it is too cold and I don't think he is a member or has a certificate of compency which is needed on this range. I may be wrong though ?

Badenkate Sun 06-Mar-16 10:23:39

I look every time we go past, but so far not a quiver alea

soop Sun 06-Mar-16 13:05:26

A hearty good afternoon to all our lovely Kitcheners...the sun is shining and I feel heaps better. I hope that all of our dear Granspals with health problems/niggles feel that Spring is sprung and all that jazz. sunshine

NanaandGrampy A perfect rose. Your message to us lot is much appreciated. We (us lot) should celebrate the fact that we all deserve to enjoy whatever it is that we choose to enjoy. For some it means a big bouquet, a hearty lunch, a family gathering. For others... a day without fuss or frills but of peace and contentment. smile

The very name Loch Rannoch and Rannoch Moor sends a tingle down my spine.

Tizliz I'm so pleased to hear that the target isn't a creature. Enjoy your cosiness.

Well now...yesterday, a dog walker found a body in the burn that runs through our village. We walk the same walk. It is close to the bus stop and the kirk. It appears that a man (in his sixties) who was reclusive, must have lost his footing on Friday night. Lots of police activity and cordoning off took place throughout the day. No one knows for certain what may have happened. A sad way to lose one's life.

annsixty Sun 06-Mar-16 13:37:44

That is sad soop we must all count our blessings for family and friends and the fact that we are not lonely. It is a beautiful day here with lovely sun to cheer us up.
Roast beef and Yorkshire puddings later and I would guess a nice glass of red to go with it.
All is well with my world today.
Eye injection tomorrow,oh well.

Badenkate Sun 06-Mar-16 13:47:06

That's so sad soop, to think that nobody seems to have realised that he was missing.

We go to Kinloch Rannoch at least once a year. We bought 2 weeks of the Timeshare lodges by the side of Loch Rannoch over 30 years ago. It is just so beautiful at any time of the year and in any weather. One of our weeks is at the end of October when the leaves are changing - it is so restful. We always go up to Rannoch Station and walk into Rannoch Moor which is so quiet and isolated. Our children love it there, and now the DGC do as well.

Lona Sun 06-Mar-16 13:48:33

Hole it goes well tomorrow annsixty wine

Lona Sun 06-Mar-16 13:48:49

Hope!!!

Charleygirl Sun 06-Mar-16 13:52:11

annsixty have you noticed any improvement since the start?

All the very best for tomorrow and I hope that you are not kept waiting for too long.

annsixty Sun 06-Mar-16 14:09:45

Sadly no Charleygirl the fluid is still there but I will hopefully get the results of the angiography I had done 2 weeks ago when I see the consultant tomorrow.

Badenkate Sun 06-Mar-16 14:11:04

This is the view from the balcony of our Lodge overlooking Loch Rannoch and up towards Rannoch Moor

Charleygirl Sun 06-Mar-16 15:25:52

annsixty I suppose the only thing that one can say is that your eyesight has not deteriorated any more. AMD is a buggeration.

annodomini Sun 06-Mar-16 15:51:03

Birnam Wood has wonderful autumn colours. I used to drive around Perth and Angus a lot when I worked in Dundee and had my first car. It was quite peaceful on the roads in those days. Today - as Ann says, it's a lovely afternoon - BUT, I cannot bear to be away from the Davis Cup match which is proving a test of our Andy! He's getting a bit cross with himself and needs to get a grip. Mind you, he does look tired - wonder if baby Sophia is giving them sleepless nights.

soop Sun 06-Mar-16 17:16:35

anno Oh boy! The on-going agony of being an Andy fan. Talk about a test of gigantic tenacity...the match has been utterly brilliant and wretched within the space of a trip to the bathroom. Well over three hours of mind-numbing tension. I'm almost ready for a G&T.

Badenkate That is a lovely view from your Lodge. Stunning location.

annsixty Good vibes for tomorrow's treatment. flowers

I'm away to watch the final excruciating set. hmm

Bye for now. moon

annodomini Sun 06-Mar-16 18:11:54

soop, I'm just about getting my breath back. What a match! A worthy opponent!

NanaandGrampy Mon 07-Mar-16 08:14:42

Morning all !

Wow Badenkate what a beautiful view ! Im always a little envious of those who have such views as we are squidged between a road and a railway and although our little garden is overlooked it definitely doesn't have sweeping vistas !

I hope all goes well for you today annsixty it sounds very stressful.

I'm so sorry to hear the sad news soop. I think its a fear for everyone to just disappear unnoticed. What a sad end for the poor man.

Today , I am off to do a 'mystery shop' for a local coffee shop which is a favourite of mine. Its so unlike some of the bigger chains, being warm and friendly and the barista often stop to chat . One of things I have to report on today is the 'coffee art' ! Apparently Im going to be getting a swan smile .

Ill report back on that grin

Alea Mon 07-Mar-16 09:03:32

You've got me going now Badenkate (?By Loch Tummel and Loch Rannoch and Lochaber I will go, tum-te-tum ....?)

annodomini Mon 07-Mar-16 10:25:53

annsixty, I hope all goes well for you today. It's a lovely morning, isn't it?

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