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Acceptance, Beauty, Happiness, Hope, Life, Pandemic, Simplicity8 Comments

Lifting the heart on a grey day

15/02/2021 20angel13

I don’t know what it is about daffodils but they’re such HAPPY flowers. The colour of a smile. Not that yellow is the actual colour of a smile (unless you have bad teeth) but it should be. I’m not going … Continue reading Lifting the heart on a grey day

Acceptance, Beauty, Growth, Hope, Life, listening to God, Pandemic, Prayer, Simplicity2 Comments

Mud and compost, Sussex-style

29/01/2021 20angel13

I found out the other day that there are over thirty words for mud in Sussex. Although the local dialect is rarely used now, some of these beautifully descriptive words still occasionally pop up. And these were all behind my … Continue reading Mud and compost, Sussex-style

Simplicity8 Comments

Tea and Other Transforming Things

16/01/2016 20angel13

I refuse to believe you get fussier as you get older  more experienced (we’ve banned the “o” word in our house due to occasional bouts of melancholy). I mean it’s true that answering the question, “Can I get you a cup of … Continue reading Tea and Other Transforming Things

Life, Rest, Simplicity13 Comments

A lifetime of holidays and I’m still learning…

02/08/2015 20angel13

So it wasn’t the best weather, and it wasn’t the best place.  The windscreen wipers squeaked double-time all the way there and there was rain on and off all week. It was cold. The upstairs shower didn’t work and the … Continue reading A lifetime of holidays and I’m still learning…

Happiness, Simplicity2 Comments

The Humble Transistor – how to shed forty years.

06/04/201506/04/2015 20angel13

It’s Bank Holiday Monday. As we wander round the shop, alongside people in shorts with trolleys of plants and barbecues, and kids clutching garden toys,  my husband whispers, “The older I get, the more I think we’re not like most … Continue reading The Humble Transistor – how to shed forty years.

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