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Category Archives: friends
Throwback Thursday #17 – Buddies, Friends and Penpals
Maggie is our lovely hostess this week and alternates with Lauren. You can find out more here This week’s prompt is: Friendship The importance of developing friendships cannot be overstated. Socialization is an important aspect of living with other humans on … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, friends, Memories
Tagged #IRememberWhen, #TBTMemory, Throwback Thursday
10 Comments
At the movies
We did something a little different this afternoon and sat down to watch a movie. This was not one of our DVDs, but something Hubby was watching on youtube yesterday and as I tend to just listen in and play … Continue reading
Posted in beach walks, current events, Dogs, film/tv/book, friends, My life, observations, review, walks
Tagged beach walk, film, people
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In Loving Memory
This is nothing to do with our beautiful red roses, but something else to treasure and remind us of departed loved ones. It’s hard to believe it’s two years ago that our neighbour’s husband passed away and it has been … Continue reading
Posted in current events, friends, Just a thought, Memories
Tagged bereavement, grief, memories, teddy bear
25 Comments
A special rose
Shortly after we lost Maggie last November, we discovered there was a rose bush called Maggie and made enquiries at the garden centre. Sadly they didn’t stock it, and neither did any of the professional nurseries in the UK as … Continue reading
Posted in blogging, friends, Just a thought, Maggie, Personal Thoughts
Tagged in loving memory, Maggie, roses, Sue Vincent
13 Comments
The Curious Case Of …. ….. BFF aka Best Friends Forever??
Rory is asking more questions, this time about friendships. You can find out more here: How many genuinely good friends do you still have that you actively engage with through whatever medium socially on a regular basis, and your friendship … Continue reading
Missing People
One of my regular readers posted a comment yesterday and mentioned how my blog has changed as I post more about activities now than people. I hadn’t really thought about it, but she’s right. Before Covid, my posts would be … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, friends, Just a thought, miscellaneous, My life
Tagged company, people, socialising
14 Comments
The Last Journey
We had a funeral in our road today, well, just around the corner. The old lady was 80 and she and her husband celebrated their Diamond Wedding anniversary this year. The family had a big party planned, but COVID ruined … Continue reading
Posted in current events, friends, miscellaneous, Personal Thoughts
Tagged funeral, grief, Personal Thoughts
15 Comments
Ideas and recipes wanted
As you know Hubby is having surgery to repair part of his stomach and solve his reflux problems. It means he will be on a liquid diet for 3 to 6 months afterwards. I am concerned about food and would … Continue reading
Another calling
We will celebrate our third year in this property the week after next and in that time we have met up with some lovely people, some with pets, some without. We have heard today of another beloved pet having crossed … Continue reading
He’s lost it……………
A dog walking friend has ‘fessed up that he has finally ‘lost it’ due to the coronavirus lockdown. He decided to help his wife in the garden by watering the plants and set the hose up accordingly. He was not … Continue reading