Families

I rarely struggle to pick my blip.

I am enjoying the process and how it is working for me right now.   I review the, often numerous, images I have from the previous day.  I think about how the day passed and all the moments that made it what it was.   I reflect on the good things, the not so good things and what I want to take away from the day.  

An early walk rendered me a picture of some geese as they moved away from me with babies in tow against an beautiful, green backdrop.   I love seeing them and the picture made me smile.  

Next a visit to Pa.  We chatted and washed my car.  He has had some work done on his teeth so I got to hear about that and he delighted in telling me about discovering some small potatoes that cook really quickly.  He is very focused on how long things take to do (the car wash was apparently our quickest ever) 

Onto the supermarket and I chatted with Alfie in the fruit and veg section and then had another conversation about parkrun with his mum near the bread.  Forgot one of the main things in my shopping list in the process. Hey ho.

A roast dinner and a partial viewing of Italian F1 race before a swim with the basin bobbers.

After making it all.the way to Po (a buoy that resembles a tellytubby) Marion, Stu and I grazed on the box we had purchased at the vineyard yesterday. It mostly had done OK although the pretzels had lost their bite.