It has been an absolutely glorious day in Perth today - when I went for my walk at 6am it was crisp and I needed my possum gloves but then it turned out to be brilliant. Ian and I have been slogging away indoors - Ian working on getting the first of my Let's Play booklets ready to go to the printers - the second one will be ready when we get back from London and I have started on the third one. I have been packing boxes for London and when we got tired of all this especially because it was such a lovely day, we went up to Cantina for some lunch - beautiful food - good grazing stuff. Then we came back to carry on. I have three more Lines topics to post to the Holey Moley Club pages - three lots of things in different stages. I hope they will forgive me for being slow but they will all be loaded sometime this week.
It's a holiday here tomorrow - Queen's birthday - I thought we had already had this a couple of times this year but apparently not. And daylight saving began in NZ this weekend - you must remember that this little pleasure has been denied to us in the west and it is already light at a ridiculous hour and will only get worse. Then we must realise that we will be denied our lovely long evenings in the garden.
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Every country seems to have it's quirks! Which Queen's birthday? Our Queen's birthday is 21st April. We are facing shorter days and cold nights but our weather right now is also glorious. We are busy putting the garden 'to bed' for the winter. Will your booklets be available worldwide Dale? They sound interesting.
Im glad spring is on its way - its getting colder here next week so bring some jumpers!!!!! - you haven't said where your trip is going to be after London this year - I can't believe it is a year since you went to Paris
Well now Dale, if you lived far enough from the equator like I do here in Calgary, you could have light at 4:00 a.m. and it would last till 11:00, in our summer that is. Fortunately for me I am a morning person! I always enjoy your blog.
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