Hi Bloggets, how are you all doing? I hope you are well and
safe from modern day nasties. Our world is dying but we can hope to live by changing
our lives. Our beautiful garden song has left who knows for the season, or, to
get away from the pollution as people now are back at work and forgetting they
have legs, so, more cars are on our roads. For those who are not back at work,
who are stressed and worried about your future, I really hope something will
happen today or this next few day to show you a new path you can take for
employment. But I know that is so difficult, again, we can hope, without hope,
what do we have left?
Thank you for your emails asking why I am not writing as
much partly because I am busy sorting out life and partly because I know that
nightmares from our past are reading this and I don’t want them to know our
business. In fact, I wish they would just be happy with their own life and have
a life of interest of their own, but sadly they are totally obsessed in our
life, sad little people. Most of my Bloggets know where you can read more from
our days and it’s where the horrors don’t know.
Last night before bed, I decided to hurry on my way around
the house well, downstairs, and vacuum the floors, after cleaning the kitchen
work tops and emptying the dishwasher. Then I put some cleaning cloths on a
short wash but after fifteen minutes of my washing machine been on, I noticed
my dryer was on, but then my dog asked for a drink, oh, yes, she can talk you
know? Haha. I put some water in her dish, and as you do find another job to do.
Empty the bin. This was at about half eleven at night. I remembered, turn off
dryer. I did. Then I tidied the sitting room, then realised the washing machine
was finished so, went to remove the wet cloths. Oh. No. gosh. Heck.
Swoosh.
Well earlier I hadn’t turned off the dryer, but the washing machine
and when it has been turned off for a while, you can open the door. No matter
if there is still water in there. Hahahaha let’s say my kitchen floor got one
heck of a wash.
So, did I.
You know that sound, when there is nothing you can do, so
you just stand there and let it happen as you are in shock?
I was walking along the beach the other day when our friend
said there was a nudist laying with his bum in the air his front in the sand…. It
was a freezing cold day too. I was shocked and disgusted as small children were
playing around there. I was willing my dog to go and pee on him. But wouldn’t
it be funny if just Hub and I were walking along there and suddenly fell over
him? Hahaha. Landing on top of him, he would be sorry he was on his front not
watching people. Mind you, I would be glad he was on his front too.
Oh, gosh!!!
My dear friend was telling me a funny story yesterday. She is
partially sighted and, on her walk, she heard something in a garden, she
stopped to listen but couldn’t identify the sound. She decided to take a closer
look when she bent over to see what it was, she was squirted by a garden
sprinkler. Hahaha. That was the sound. She returned home rather wet, but it
cooled her down as where she lives is boiling right now.
Obviously, she lives abroad, as here in England it’s not
been nice weather for July. I want to
move to Italy but Hub wants to live in the south of France. Both places are
beautiful. But I love the Italian people and food, having said that when we
visited the South of France, everyone was so sweet there too, but I think Italian
people have the edge. If you could live
anywhere in the world, where would it be? For our Son I think it would be
America, La.
For people like Hub and I it’s still awful for getting out
in England. Because of social distancing, it’s hard when you can’t see and of
course as amazing as our guide dogs are, they don’t get social distancing and
when we go to shops, we can’t get assistance to find food and I have noticed on
line groceries now are starting to charge a fortune for delivery. Shocking as
one group of people during this time who have done well, are shops owners, well
large food shops. An yet greed has caught up with them.
We have to all wear masks now in shops so this means people
are not obeying social distancing, well members of public, but shop keepers
are, and it’s them who we need to assist us.
A couple of weeks ago
Hub and I went to see our kids, our Son and his girlfriend Shamrock, and of
course their new addition. Oh, Hub and I are in love with our new baby boy. We are
proud Grandpawwents.
It was a great time; they have a beautiful warm welcoming
house that is so homely. Sham cooked us dinner and it was lovely. In fact, I can
say it was the best evening we have had this year. It’s the first time we have
been able to spend quality time at their new house, since February.
For those who live in the UK, and are either a vegetarian or
are wanting to eat a healthier way, in other words, not slaughtered pig, I have
discovered the most delicious sausages. Even Hub who is a meat eater has told me
to not ever buy pork sausages again but only these kinds. I never thought I would
see the day when he gave up his English Irish, German or whatever kind of
sausages. Even if it’s for curiosity, please give them a try? I cook them in
the oven for twenty minutes with a little olive oil on top. Oh my, the flavour
and texture is stunning. I get them from Tesco and they are called Richmond
meat free sausages and I believe you can buy them in most stores. They are high
in protein. And are 57 calories per sausage. Oh my, they are the best meat free
food I have ever tasted in my 23 years of being a full time vegetarian.
Here in England, at Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument in
Warwickshire has had some interesting news from archaeologists. Stonehenge is a
circle of stones each around 13 feet high seven feet wide and weighs 25 tonnes.
The blue stones came from Wales but other stones have been a
mystery until recently. Now they are saying they come from fifteen hundred
miles away in England, but, how on earth did they get there? They say that the
builders also came from the same place. Can you imagine in prehistoric times,
how long it would take to travel 1500 miles? 2400 kilometres. Moreover, who
contacted the builders??? I mean, before internet, advertising and telephones. And
in the given transport they had in those days, who would travel that far? And who
would want to build such a construction? I mean, why? Oh, it’s all a bit odd to
me, and of course I always go back to thinking of aliens…
Other news China are again threatening the UK with their
evil tongue. How dare China say anything to any country after what they have
done to the world this year? Their Government and party have a cheek, I hope
the whole world wake up to China. I feel sorry for the normal people who suffer
their ways.
Now for some facts. In Switzerland, it’s illegal to own just
one guinea pig…
A flock of crows, is known as a murder.
Oh, this is funny. 7% of Americans believe that chocolate
milk comes from brown cows. Hahahaha.
That doesn’t sound a lot, but that works out to be around
16.4 million American people…
Kangaroos wouldn’t be able to hop in fact they would fall
over if you lifted up their tails. They use their tails for balance.
Not sure who did that study? And why?
Billy goats urinate on their own heads, to smell more attractive
to females. Have they not heard of Maui moisture
revive and hydrate shea butter shampoo?
I guess that is more difficult for a goat to write that on
their shopping list, far better off writing, wee…
And finally, Polar bears can eat up to 86 penguins in one
setting
Not sure how this was learned as Polar live at the other end
of the earth to penguins.
Unless they are talking about the chocolate biscuit?
Well on that note, I shall go for now. keep your hands
clean. Wipe your phones and lap tops and talk soon. X
