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Good Morning Sunday 6th September 2026

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Michael12 Sun 06-Sept-26 05:04:55

Good Morning Everyone,
Its a dark but dry start here in Brackley this morning.
A quiet day in today , will watch cycling on TV later but also do some housework.
My Health is OK .
Take Care,
Mick

Bellasnana Sun 06-Sept-26 05:22:48

Good morning from Malta where it is still dark but we are promised a sunny day with a high of 37°C.

Had a lovely day out wth my pal yesterday. We had a leisurely stroll around the shops, bought a couple of things to wear if it ever gets cold and stopped a couple of times for coffee.

It was after 2pm by the time she dropped me off at home, via a very convoluted route as most of the roads in our village are closed off for the annual festa celebrations and activities.

I made myself an M&S toasted tea cake (which was on offer at half price) then promptly fell asleep until 5.30!

Watched quite a lot of tennis. Some exciting matches with a few surprising results.

I really must do some laundry and cleaning today (my grandmother would be horrified as it’s Sunday) then I’m having my treasures for a sleepover. I’m hoping they will go to bed before Alcaraz’s match starts tonight!

Hoping Grandmabatty will see someone about that pain. My daughter had to have her gall bladder removed as an emergency as she had ignored the pain for too long.

Wishing you all a good day. Can’t believe it’s Sunday again already.☀️

grandMattie Sun 06-Sept-26 06:13:50

Good morning from a clear Bristol.
I have uncharacteristically only just woken up! I was very tired after yesterday’s goings on.
First thing, as I was getting ready to go to various shops by bus, a friend turned up with a plug for me. He kindly changed it; the earth nipple/whatever had broken and I couldn’t use my standard lamp.
A rush to sort myself up for the bus to get my glasses straightened and a few bits and pieces; a second bus back to Waitrose, where I needed to add tokens for Flamingo Chicks to win this month’s £1500. Iris has and still is benefitting from their activities. Sadly, I think it’s going to the local dementia charity.
Straight on to church where I had a nice little sit down and chat, after sorting out the jams - note to self, I need more regular marmalade.
Straight home for a mini rest, quick lunch and off to the other village for the annual show. The WA had a stall - jewellery, books, jigsaws. I stayed for two hours then came home to finish the mincemeat - 21 pots, which then needed washing, and labelling today.
I was just sitting down to eat when SiL turned up with my new microwave oven. The other has started to shed “ceiling” paint all over my food; not a good idea.

grandMattie Sun 06-Sept-26 06:18:19

Posted too soon.
I finally sat down to eat and watch the box. Went to bed early and slept an unheard of 7 hours. My normal night is about 5.
I hope bellas that this final Saharan heatwave ends soon, that gmb is in less pain, that madeleine’s cellulitis gets improved treatment, and that the others I have missed are better.
Have a blessed Sunday ➕. Carpe diem 🦩🦩🦩🦩

Melanie61 Sun 06-Sept-26 06:27:44

Good morning from Hereford
We are moving on today to Haverfordwest

We have had a lovely time in Hereford. The cider museum was especially interesting
Yesterday we went to Builth Wells. A huge antique fair at the Welsh showground, to say how big it was I bought very little.
I have to be very selective these days trying to cut down on my clutter.

We will stop off somewhere on the way. Maybe Trago Mills in Merthyr Tydfil. When the children were young we used to go to Trago Mills in Cornwall . If you’ve never been it’s a weird and wonderful place Our kids loved it, as I did too. It was like a treasure trove of everything you may need and lots of what you didn’t too. An eccentric man owned it then. He was very forthcoming in his political attitudes and made it known to his customers what they were. I do miss these individual shops with their own personalities. Everything is the same now.

Take care everyone flowers

Ashcombe Sun 06-Sept-26 06:50:41

Good morning from a bright looking Torbay, where we are promised a high of 21°. Yesterday was a beautiful sunny day.

You certainly were busy yesterday, grandMattie, so I’m not surprised you had a good sleep last night.

I hope you continue to enjoy your holiday, Melanie61 and that those in pain find some respite today, especially Grandmabatty.

My friend from the flat above is joining me for the early service today then I shall catch up with phone calls and jobs at home.

A blessed Sunday to you all. 🦩💐✝️🥰🦩

Grandmabatty Sun 06-Sept-26 06:54:17

Good morning all from Polmont where it's currently 12° and wet. Bellasnana enjoy your sleepover with your boys.
Yesterday was a lost day. I did a quick tesco delivery for bread and milk and spent most of the day lying down. The pain was fairly intense at times. Thank you all for your very supportive posts and messages.
This morning the stabbing pain has gone so that's an improvement. I'm waiting for a scan appointment so that's the next step. As I'm feeling a bit better, I will head to Aldi for food later. I have washings to do too. But I will take things slowly. I hope Madeleine is ok. Have a good day all.

karmalady Sun 06-Sept-26 06:57:39

Good morning from s somerset and it looks as though we are going to have a lovely sunny day

Yesterday disappeared, its the little things like bed changing, tip run, some cleaning, opening of boxes, cleaning my sewing room and machines etc. Nothing onerous but the day does disappear. I am in process of making more stylearc Maddison tops, some out and new ones in. Cutting fabric can become back-breaking, which is what happened yesterday

I set my washing machine to be finished by 6am and have hung a large cotton wash outside. It was a long wash at 40, I don`t have patience nor time for that during the day. My bike is prepped and ready for my long cycle ride by 9, when the sun should make an appearance

The air outside smells of fungus and mould, very autumnal and even big trees are changing colour early, they have been very stressed and want to be to be rid of their leaves

Greyduster Sun 06-Sept-26 07:00:00

Good morning, Michael and all GNs. Murky this morning in South Yorkshire. Rain is expected I think.

Melanie one of DH’s aunts lived in Builth Wells. He had various relatives dotted about the Brecon area. Happy travels down to Pembrokeshire which always holds a piece of my heart.

Yesterday I did laundry and gave the front lawn a cut and strim. I wheeled the cordless mower round to the “no man’s land” behind the garden wall, which I am seemingly responsible for cutting🙄, to see how it would cope. It was doing very well - then the battery ran out😂!

DS is coming down to spend the day with me. I’ve booked a table at a pub in the village for lunch. I hope it will be dry enough for a walk before he goes back to York.

Have the best day you can, folks.

Gagagran Sun 06-Sept-26 07:00:07

Good Morning everyone from a cool start here on the central south coast. We are forecast a sunny day with 23 degrees. Being near the sea means we seldom suffer the heatwaves further inland.

I have started taking high strength vitamin D again as autumn starts its progress towards us. I am hoping it may help my painful upper arms and shoulders, which continue to be troublesome and very inhibiting.

Thoughts are with Grandmabatty as she recovers from her fall, with Madeleine and the dratted cellulitis, and with all others coping with health issues of any sort. flowers

Have the best day you can everyone.

RosesandLilac Sun 06-Sept-26 07:07:31

Good morning, it’s definitely a cool start to Sunday here on the hillside in south Glos.
I had a lovely time out with my friend yesterday, a trip to a different garden centre where of course I just had to buy some plants. Many of the plants were reduced so I’m very happy with my selection!
We had lunch sitting outside in the mellow sunshine, a real treat. I don’t remember the last time I had such a lovely day out.
I didn’t do much for the rest of the day, I’ll catch up with chores etc today. I need to deadhead the roses which are still growing strongly and full of buds.
Chicken salad for dinner with new potatoes I think, something simple.
Thinking of those in pain or having buggerations, best wishes to all x
🌹

Ladyleftfieldlover Sun 06-Sept-26 07:08:41

Morning all from West Oxfordshire. It feels warm - the temperature should reach 25, but there has been rain overnight.

Elder son and granddaughter will head back to Kew before lunch. OH will extract the honey from his hives today. He had more than he thought.

I may do a bit more hand quilting.

We are off to Italy on Thursday so need to think about what I’m taking. We have the cats sorted out and I’ve cancelled the papers. It is a friend’s 90th on Wednesday so I will be popping round for her ‘at home’. There is a very interesting Local History Society talk on Wednesday evening so I might go to that.

Have a good day everyone.

luluaugust Sun 06-Sept-26 07:11:21

Good morning from a sunny W Kent. I will be phoning my DB who now has a date for his operation at the end of the month. Later cook lunch and then DH will probably sleep and so may I. Sunday afternoons!!
I am in reading mode at present so plenty of time today
Thinking of all those feeling under the weather and hoping today is better for them

monk08 Sun 06-Sept-26 07:15:45

Good morning all from a wet Black country, after a nice sunny but not to hot day yesterday the rain has returned.
Did cut the back lawn yesterday was hoping to do the front today but that will have to wait now.
Meeting the family for pre birthday lunch today, now the boys are back at school and with all their various activities only free time available.
Hope the poorlies have found some relief.
Have the best day you can everyone whatever your plans 😎.

Usedtobeblonde Sun 06-Sept-26 07:20:27

Good morning from Stockport.
Yesterday was also a lost day for me. I was incredibly tired and after my morning tea I went back to sleep and didn’t wake until midday.
I got up , still in my nightie, had some breakfast and then went back to bed.
I got up and dressed sometime, I really don’t know when , later I made myself a sandwich, read a little and dame to bed before 8 , and slept for several hours.
Today I feel more rested but need to get up and going to see just how recovered I am.

Grandmabatty I am pleased you are now in the system, my D ignored her symptoms until she collapsed with the intense pain and was whisked off to hospital.
Her gallbladder was infected and couldn’t be removed by keyhole surgery so her recovery was longer.

It appears to be dry although rain is forecast, I shall have my usual quiet day and I hope yours is similarly peaceful.

hollysteers Sun 06-Sept-26 07:25:59

Good morning from a dull northwest coast. Another quiet day yesterday. A walk in the local sandhills, new music to ponder on and I’m enjoying old Plays for Today and other delights on Classic British Telly on YouTube.

DD drives up from the south tonight and we will leave for Greece on Tuesday at an unearthly hour. Other members of the family will travel from various airports. My self tanning is coming on nicely and it’s going to be hot.
Thoughts to Madeleine Grandmabatty and all and a little pastel drawing I did yesterday🌺

karmalady Sun 06-Sept-26 07:31:31

Hollysteers I am a subscriber to Classic British Telly, I have just finished watching A family at war. 50 episodes and quite nostalgic in parts

Jaxjacky Sun 06-Sept-26 07:35:50

Morning from a cloudy S Hants, 24 due later, washing will be on later when we have an hour of free electricity.
Yesterday MrJ cut the spindly stalks of ‘grass’ most of it was strimmed, we need a lot more rain yet.
Today I’ve cleaning to do this morning and exercising, I’m trying to do more each day.
I do hope the gb attack has finished gbatty and that leg of Melanie’s has improved.
Have a decent day all.

kittylester Sun 06-Sept-26 07:38:27

Good morning all from a greyish North Leicestershire.

A quiet day ahead here - just pot roast chicken and the papers.

Have the best day possibke everyone.