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Tag Archives: cinnamon buns
In the time of the virus: back in self isolation again
Just at the point when I’d at last recovered from whatever it was, we got a phone call from a family member. He and his partner both felt unwell on Tuesday and got tested – both tested positive. Fortunately neither … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: day 97
Sunday again. Plans for an afternoon garden get-together were abandoned, for several reasons but the main one was the very changeable weather. Tea in the garden not such an appealing proposition when it’s intermittently pouring with horizontal rain then sunshiny … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: day 73
A short but (I hope) sweet post today. Kate from Winchester – I don’t know you but I do know your friend. I cannot begin to tell you how much pleasure your card gave me – thank you so much … Continue reading
In the time of the virus: day 14
It’s Sunday. The first Sunday of the month, when we always go to Frome Market. So that’s what we did this morning – virtually, of course. Over the years Malcolm has taken many photos, made video clips, made recordings. They … Continue reading