Tag: life
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July 2026 (Something & Nothing)
I can best describe July as meh… and that meh doesn’t even deserve the effort of capitalisation. I think the weather has had a part to play but with 3 days to go it’s cloudy and cooling, at least in the mornings, so I thought I better make an effort and write something. Lyn and…
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June 2026 (Island In The Sun)
When an email dropped into my inbox looking for volunteers to work on Lundy Island for a couple of days, it implied that it would be oversubscribed. And after a week had passed of when they would select people and I’d had no notification, I naturally assumed I had not been picked. I’d expected as…
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April 2026
In April, the author enjoyed their first National Trust day, visiting Saltram Park and Antony House despite the poor weather. The experience included an unexpected ferry ride and the acquisition of a new car. They expressed humor and frustration about their adventures and looked forward to an upcoming trip to Italy.
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March 2026
March was eventful with a new window installed, enjoyable volunteering at Arlington Court, car shopping, and a memorable trip on the Flying Scotsman with family. Spring brings hope for completion of home repairs.
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December 2025
In 2025, the author reflects on an unexpectedly eventful year filled with travel, cultural experiences, and family milestones, including their daughter’s wedding. They successfully opposed a local council plan, engaged with their community through a WhatsApp group, and volunteered with the National Trust. The year concludes with anticipation for 2026.
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August 2025
August has not been great. My car developed a random fault that only lasted a day and hasn’t come back. Thanks to Warmington’s Garage for giving us a loan car for the weekend, not making anything up and not charging us. I can’t recommend them enough. I found out I got arthritis in my right…
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June 2025
The big story of June was the marriage of my daughter Victoria to Nathan. No Church because obviously there is no god. No up and down like a whores drawers mouthing hymns nobody knows the words too. No endless guest list of people the bride and groom don’t know. No big country house/hotel for a…
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