By the sun-dazzled sea
Up early and surging about doing things after a porridge and blueberry breakfast. Lorraine had an excellent idea for reorganising the study further and this done, my desk has never looked tidier and more purposeful, like a petri dish waiting for the culture of a new idea.
Another cloudless and beautiful day. Project Lorraine dictated that we had to go for a walk, so we collected Rosie and walked along the seafront of Hove watching the sun dazzle on the sea and talking about diverse subjects.
Eventually settled into the stones for a bit of a bask, leaning against a groyne which Rosie was inexorably drawn to. The sun was palpably warm. Lorraine and I had a rosy faces this evening as a consequence.
Off to The Shakespeare's Head to meet Matt for a late and rather tasty lunch. We even sat outside in the sun, drinking a nice beer and eating an excellent roast. Even had a piece of Guinness cake on offer as it was the day before Paddy's Day. Fond farewells with Rosie and Matt, and then home, our 10k paces done for the day to snooze on the gold sofa and make ready for the new week.
Below evidence of sunshine and, although you'd need an electron microscope to detect my interest in cars, a weird kind of cut and shut fire engine/caravan combo near the seafront in Hove which caught our fancy.
Another cloudless and beautiful day. Project Lorraine dictated that we had to go for a walk, so we collected Rosie and walked along the seafront of Hove watching the sun dazzle on the sea and talking about diverse subjects.
Eventually settled into the stones for a bit of a bask, leaning against a groyne which Rosie was inexorably drawn to. The sun was palpably warm. Lorraine and I had a rosy faces this evening as a consequence.
Off to The Shakespeare's Head to meet Matt for a late and rather tasty lunch. We even sat outside in the sun, drinking a nice beer and eating an excellent roast. Even had a piece of Guinness cake on offer as it was the day before Paddy's Day. Fond farewells with Rosie and Matt, and then home, our 10k paces done for the day to snooze on the gold sofa and make ready for the new week.
Below evidence of sunshine and, although you'd need an electron microscope to detect my interest in cars, a weird kind of cut and shut fire engine/caravan combo near the seafront in Hove which caught our fancy.
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