I was still quite weary this morning so got some washing done, made a crumble and prepared veg for dinner later and packed the jigsaw away. So nothing too strenuous. After lunch I walked into Dunkeld with Tina, I had the concert to go to and she wanted to see how the enactment had gone and if any new people signed up for the archeology group. We went via the poorly sycamore, that was one huge branch that came down!
Always good to get a few chores done, the trouble is that they’re never ending. There’s always more waiting no matter how many you do!
ReplyDeleteThe sycamore does look a bit poorly. I hope the break won’t affect it in any other way though.
I’ve always like the reenactment groups. I think I could probably get into it. I’d be more the man at the fire, rather than anything else. Maybe I should have done it when I was younger, like a lot of other things.
I’m pleased you enjoyed the concert as I know how much you enjoy the cello. It’s amazing what can come out of it under the right hands, even though it is such a basic instrument.
Hopefully a bit of feet up time in front of the tv will give the hip time to settle down before bed.
Yes, as you say, there are always chores, trouble is it is too easy to find something more interesting to be doing!
ReplyDeleteHopefully the tree will be okay, it would be really sad to see it die.
I think the reenactment went well, which is good.
The concerts have almost finished for this year, just two more to go. One is two pianists at one piano and the other the opera singer that sings at the group I singing afternoon in the church.