an elephant.
The smallest was probably a stripey beetle (not the scientific name) A number of these were feasting on two white mice (dead), in a small china dish.
Today we went to the zoo in Copenhagen. It is a lovely zoo, we had a scrummy picnic on arrival, spent a couple of hours perusing the wildlife & finished the day in the cafe, which, unlike the cafe at Twycross, does not give the impression that the food is prepared alongside the animals' rations.
We had coffee & chocolate whist J & DK devoured large smartie cookies.
MK, J, & DK behaved brilliantly, the only downside was that it p... down from the moment we arrived.
G says that it is "rough up North" (no change there then!) & they are due a month's rain tomorrow.
We had a month's rain in 2 hours here!
W had prepared a "very adequate" dinner, when we returned, the children are in bed & we have a glass of red wine & Top Gear on TV (you can't win them all!)
W's computer has this strange little mouse contraption, on a lead, which takes a bit of getting used to.
I've travelled all this way to find something interesting to put on my blog, will somebody bother to comment, even if it's only a "Hello".
I retract some of the mouse comment, the one with a lead isn't attached to this computer at all - that's where I was going wrong.
This mouse is not tethered at all!
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Half way through the post the problem bacame clear to me. There are 2 mice on the desk, the one with the wire is connected to another computer, this one has a wireless mouse...
Half way through the post the problem bacame clear to me. There are 2 mice on the desk, the one with the wire is connected to another computer, this one has a wireless mouse...
I wouldn't leave two mice together they might breed - like comments!
Hello!!!!!!!!
Just thought you'd like to know Jess was brilliant at swimming today - she swam without her armbands - so she's very pleased with herself.
She is also VERY pleased with her new swimming bag - thank you very much.
Glad you are having a great time.
See you next week
Px
I read your blog sometimes.Why are you preaching all those sermons?Have a good time.
Has the last anonymous ever met you ?
Sermons are the buy-word of the middle-class matriarch.
There is no shame in being a middle class matriarch.
The sermons are because I am a (Lay) Reader - C of E & take the services in our local churches about every other week. As we have 4 churches & one priest - Readers take the non-communion services.
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Having looked again at the last comment, is "buy" a typo?
Sermons are dedication &,hopefully, inspiration.
Not available at M&S.
Think it should be by-word or even bye-word, certainly not bi-word.
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