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The life and thoughts of Freda Marshall, a retired Church of Scotland minister living amongst the mountains and glens of Argyll.Pages
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All are welcome
This is what I needed today…. thank you for passing it on Mrs Gerbil
Shopping
Today’s expedition was a drive over the hill to the little metropolis of Inveraray. Shopping consisted of a new full-length Jack Murphy raincoat. This is the most important article of clothing for an Argyllshire winter. My old coat is looking … Continue reading
Hints from far and near
HBTW was out today so my instructions were to make the marmalade. We use the fail-safe method of a can of thinly cut oranges and juice, and add water and sugar. The mixture has to be simmered until it reaches … Continue reading
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Tagged cooking, cooking friend, mamade, Marmalade, oranges, setting point jams
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Two new hobbies
Today I bear the stiffness and aching limbs of having been overly-paso doble’d at Dance Class. Such fun and such laughter. However, some of us are not so young and the thought of being the bullfighter, the cape or the … Continue reading
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Tagged aches and pains, Dance Class, Economise, Electricity, Onzo Smart Energy Kit, Paso Doble, Power, Usage
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Before and after
These photos tell the story: Misty sees Emma in her travelling grooming van Misty tries to run away. HBTW prevails. all is well in the end. In fact the little dog looks quite pleased with herself.
Chillax!
Thanks to Suem at Significant Truths for posting this – there’s more here than meets the eye. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0ozzyy4nv0
Taking a break
It’s been quiet for a few days so you may have guessed that I was away in the campervan and out of internet range. It’s lovely to have a different view, but it is also good to have time unable … Continue reading
Flowers and children
How can you say there are too many children? It’s like saying there are too many flowers. Mother Theresa
Following
Most blog readers subscribe to an rss feed to help them keep up to date with what their favourite bloggers have to say. I read about 100 blogs, consequently after our time away, I have come home with 745 new … Continue reading →