Project 52 2024 week 25
Week 25 of the year and we’re past the summer solstice. Sob, now we’re on the downhill trend to darker evenings again. Hopefully the sunny weather of this week will last for a bit longer – it’s an ok temperature…

Week 25 of the year and we’re past the summer solstice. Sob, now we’re on the downhill trend to darker evenings again. Hopefully the sunny weather of this week will last for a bit longer – it’s an ok temperature…

Well it might be June but the weather’s still low to mid teens and showers (occasional downpours). It was so windy we had a gust not only knock the table tennis table over, but also manage to move it from…

Enjoying a visit to the Canal Museum Stoke Bruerne, finding out about the Grand Union Canal history in the village, enjoying the canalside

Can’t believe we’re only a couple of weeks off the longest day. Eek. But it’s week 23 and we’ve had quite a good week weatherwise. So let’s hope that continues. Here’s my Project 52 for this week. Sunday – had…

Selection of books read and reviewed in May 2024 – from crime to psychological thriller and a variety of authors.

This week’s been half term and while I’ve had not plans (not helped by the poor weather outlook), it’s been nice to relax. Although I do need to get back to proper healthy eating again, after a very high carby…

Find the Wasgij Original 8 Retro High Tide puzzle solution to make it easier to complete the jigsaw

It’s week 21 of Project 52, and we’ve had the surprise announcement of a General Election at the beginning of July. So there’s lots of political talk going on in and outside of work. Anyway, here’s my week. Sunday –…

Use up overripe bananas in this banana and chocolate chip muffins recipe. Not quite healthy, but the bananas make them feel healthier

Another week, and another Project 52. We’re onto week 20. Here’s my week. Sunday – hot day today. After my issues with my knee and red leg, I’m getting swelling foot and ankle that side so now I’ve got both…

Visiting Castle Ashby Gardens, with formal gardens, church, arboretum and play areas and menagerie, which means it works for the whole family