Hot at 7 am...Mary and Albert watching rabbits
I've made a pack lunch of fruit salad and ham and Mary and I will go for a picnic on Colwyn Bay beach later to watch the world go by.
I caught up with Mr A on the way for eggs. ( I will have to call him Mr A as although we have chatted for a few years now, I still dont know his name) he complemented me on posting the Keala Settle video yesterday and asked just how he could comment on a post thinking only ' invited' people could say anything.
" you have commentators from all over" he observed " I like the thought of that!"
So for Mr A, who is not au fait with bloggers and blogging, please tell him where you are in the world!
Ps there is another link below the comments to see the latter comments x
Hi John, here in Central Scotland it's a pleasant 13 Celsius just now (10.00am). I'm meeting friends for our usual Sunday stroll at 11.00. This week werew doing a local heritage walk, very leafy and green. Have a great time at the beach!
ReplyDeleteMorag
I'm loving the. Colour!
DeleteMore of the same please
Hello Mr A! I am in a faraway exotic city called Sheffield which is located in the south of the Great Yorkshire Republic. Please inform Mr Gray that your first name is Algernon.
ReplyDeleteThe north of New Zealand in Whangarei. Originally from England and mother from Oswestry.
ReplyDeleteHi Mr A,
ReplyDeleteI'm in Sydney, Australia
Beautiful sunny Dorset.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A, I am just inside Devon on the Devon and Somerset border. Originally from Yorkshire I've lived in Northampton, Devon and Wales near Bridgend before moving back to Devon.
ReplyDeleteHave a good day everyone. I'll be staying inside today as I did yesterday, it's getting a tad too hot for me already.
Joan (Devon)
Hi mr A, I don’t comment very often, but I read John’s blog from Amersfoort, the Netherlands!
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A, I live in Somerset now but originally from Yorkshire. Have lived in Saudi, Greece,Bahrain and America and Warwickshire and Essex in UK. Glorious sunny day today in Somerset - hope everyone is enjoying the same!
ReplyDeleteHazel, posting from a very hot Dubai
ReplyDeleteHi Mr A from a sunny Northampton.
ReplyDeleteJervis Bay which is on the South Coast of New South Wales in Australia. It is about 2 hours drive from Sydney.
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely 23.7C (74.66F) degrees during the day but has now dropped down to a frosty 12C (53.6F).
Now I want to know what temperature John thinks is hot, as my idea of hot is 35-40C (95-104F). :)
Hampshire, enjoying the sunshine in our garden.
ReplyDeleteMr A, it is a puzzle to me as to why I read the blog of some old gay bloke in Wales. I expect it is because his blog is very good and I really like it. I am in Melbourne, Australia and I don't believe I have any Welsh connections, in spite of one of my brothers being named Evan. I recently wrote about a Sunday outing in our car, where we saw an abandoned property after the owner, one Taffy Jones, died. I expect there is much Welsh history in Australia. Weather check here in Melbourne. 18.5 outside, a little cloud and dry. 22 inside without air conditioning on.
ReplyDeleteLess of the fucking old!
DeleteI'm in Burton on the Wirral, so only about twenty four miles from Trelawnyd! However, it's a bit cooler here because of being 'coastal', or we would be if the Dee wasn't so silted up!
ReplyDeleteI live at the ocean front of Virginia Beach, Virginia....USA.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A from a very sunny and warm Somerset. Too warm for me outside already, me being fair skinned and prone to sunburn and heat rash. Also insect bites....I'm clearly very tasty!
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon, Mr. A. I live just North of Seattle, Washington on the Pacific Northwest Coast of the US. But today I'm in Riga Latvia. My husband and I are here for a holiday and to see our son perform in the National Ballet of Latvia.
ReplyDeleteHow fantastic! Name?
DeleteHi Mr A from Leyburn in North Yorkshire - the heart of the YorkshireDales.
ReplyDeleteHowdy from Coastal Southern Texas, USA. It's 5:01 a.m. as I type, 6 May 2018, just before dawn on Sunday. I can still see a few stars in the dark out the back window.
ReplyDeleteIt's warm and quiet now. Missed the Cinco de Mayo parade yesterday evening due to work, but still got off early enough to make the bars and parties and have a good time. It was a lot of fun hanging out with friends, making new ones, laughing and dancing the night away.
I just got home thirty minutes ago; was about to go shower then sleep, but seeing as it is Sunday, I'm just cooking my first batch of fried chicken. Three more batches to go, then I can shower and go to bed.
Why fried chicken now? Because it's Sunday, and Sunday is fried chicken day. I grew up eating fried chicken at the weekly Sunday family and friends midday feast. And though it's been many years since I've been back home to the distant, far off, remote, rural coast, I still make fried chicken on Sundays, because it reminds me of home, and it makes me feel good to share it with company and watch them enjoy it. Or I eat it by myself, taking a moment to think of all the loved ones I've shared a Sunday fried chicken meal with, smiling at the memories and wishing them well, wherever they are now.
Sorry for the rambling. Still have some wonderful buzz from the margaritas and jello shots. Have a great week, y'all! Cheers!
It's always a joy to remember meals we have shared with those we have loved. No fried chicken tastes like my mother made.
DeleteI agree with Dustbunny. No fried chicken will ever be as good as the ones my grandma made for the family every single Sunday afternoon when I was growing up.
DeleteIf all of your 1126 readers tell Mr A where they are, you might run out of storage space. Anyway, I'm in Bath, Somerset.
ReplyDeleteComing to you from the beautiful Hudson Valley near West Point (USA). Presently, a lovely soft rain, singing birds, and everything is finally in bloom. Live is good.
ReplyDeleteName?
DeleteNice and cool here in Pleasantville Pennsylvania 65 degrees F. Expecting rain later. Love your blog I look forward to it every day.
ReplyDeleteIs there also a place called Unpleasantville?
DeleteNo, but there's an Intercourse, PA. Lol!
DeleteI've had the same thing happen with people I know as well, and vice versa.
ReplyDeleteAnd today I'm coming to you from Lancaster Pennsylvania -- But usually a small town in Virginia, about an hour-and-a-half from Washington, DC.
Enjoy your day John!
One of my oldest followers Kim xx
DeleteGood morning, Mr A. It's 4:22am in Portland, Oregon, USA. We're in the Pacific Northwest of our country. I don't usually get up this ridiculously early, but I'm off to Chicago to visit friends. Have a lovely day!
ReplyDeleteMr A hello from Sunny Southport xxx
ReplyDeletephiladelphia pennsylvania here. almost 7:30a and 71F and cloudy. welcome to the fun house!
ReplyDeletePanama City, FL USA!
ReplyDeleteSouth Staffordshire! I can’t remember how I first found John’s blog - it’s part of recognising one’s tribe.
ReplyDeleteOxnard California mr. A it’s on the California coast half way between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. Think strawberries, Lima beans and Oranges and avocados!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Mr A. I'm from the mountains and lakes area of central New Hampshire, USA.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A from the sunny West Midlands.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A from a very sunny Derbyshire.
ReplyDeleteHi Mr. A, we are always welcome John's (as long as we are not terribly rude.") I am just south of Washington, D.C., just home from a trip to Chicago.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr. A, and I am an hour north of Ottawa Canada, at +3 Celsius I will not be wearing a Speedo today! :)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Northeastern Ontario, Canada
ReplyDeleteAnother North Eastern Ontario, Canada faithful reader. John, your blog is the first thing I read each and every day. I look forward to my morning chuckle. (Sorry, not a Walking Dead person but you won't hold that against me will you.)
DeleteI forgive you
DeleteFort Scott, Kansas USA
ReplyDeleteIn Madison, WI, where forsythia, magnolia, amelanchier, mertensia, pasque flower, tulips, daffodils and lots of others are all in bloom after a hard winter.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr. A. I'm from Southwestern Ontario, Canada. I live about 3 hours northwest of Toronto in a very rural area. -Jenn
ReplyDeleteI'm right here!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't resist!
DeleteI'm in a rainy Newport News, Virginia. I'm glad that it is raining, it hasn't rained for a week or more and I would be dragging a hosepipe around to give the spring flowers a bit of a drink. In honour of Bank Holiday Monday I am taking tomorrow off work even though it isn't a holiday here.
Mr A, I am from Toronto, Canada. The weather is finally getting warmer here and I just removed my snow tires last week. It's a balmy 20 here.
ReplyDeleteDropping in from Ontario Canfada Mr. A. Have yourself a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Mr A , from Florida, USA. I have a forest behind my house and wake up to the sound of all kinds of birds calling each other ... as well as 3 cats calling me. It is very warm and humid here, at 8:10 am
ReplyDeleteHey there from the beautiful North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains. We are finally past the very long horrible winter and spring has sprung!
ReplyDeleteTropical Australia, currently 17 deg C and 95% humidity.
ReplyDeleteAnd you are?
DeleteHi Mr. A. Greetings from the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Alberta Canada. This all sounds like a Miss America pageant!!
ReplyDeleteHey Mr. A. I'm in Raleigh, North Carolina - named the "City of Oaks" and capital of this beautiful southeastern state - but originally from Torquay, Devon.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A
ReplyDeleteI am from Blackburn, Lancashire. It is currently 26 degrees Celsius.
Good morning, Mr. A
ReplyDeleteI'm writing from Wilbraham, Massachusetts.
Hello from east-central Wisconsin, land of cheese, lakes and idiot politicians!
ReplyDeleteReading from Clallam Bay, Washington, USA. seventeen miles from the northwestern tip of the continent at Cape Flattery. Getting ready for halibut season.
ReplyDeleteI Ã m seeing a lot of new and old faces. It's nice to be reminded where you all come from
ReplyDeleteHello, Mr. A! I am in Lloyd, Florida, which is a tiny village in the NW part of Florida called the panhandle. It is nothing like the travel posters of Florida. Although we do have palm trees, and beaches not too far away, we also have beautiful springs and rivers and jungly woods with all sorts of animals including bears and alligators, wild cats and deer. It is, to say the least, an interesting place to live.
ReplyDeleteGood Day, Mr. A., from the Kickapoo Valley in SW Wisconsin. And Joy ^^^ got it right.
ReplyDeleteA comparative local - South West Wales, where the sun is out and the birds are singing!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Mr. A (and John and crew), from just outside Yosemite National Park, California, U.S.A. where we are having one of the few Spring days between muddy Winter and beastly hot Summer.
ReplyDeleteHi Mr A -- I comment on John's blog from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Mr A!
ReplyDeleteI am sipping my morning coffee, looking forward to a beautiful day here in St. Paul, Minnesota.
I am from Moncton, New Brunswick in eastern Canada.
ReplyDeleteHalfway between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada mountains in Northern California.
ReplyDeleteIt's a glorious day here in the Garden of England (that's Kent, in case you didn't know)
ReplyDeleteSally, anywhere near Broadstairs
DeleteGood morning John and Mr A. 8:00 a.m, 11 degrees C and soon to be 20 + this afternoon from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Mardy 🇨🇦
ReplyDeleteSunny Northamptonshire; now going to wander around some of the 'open gardens' which are open to the public for the bank holiday and a have a lovely cup of tea.
ReplyDeleteI am a reader in Lexington, Kentucky the Bluegrass Area of U.S.A., about 80 miles from Louisville where the Kentucky Derby was run yesterday, the first Saturday in May. It was the wettest Derby on record. During the night we had the hardest rain I have ever seen/heard and it went on and on for a long time. We may not have a petal left in my beautiful spring garden. Happy Spring to all of you!
ReplyDeleteHouston, Texas, USA.
ReplyDeleteWe have a few Texans here
DeleteGood morning all! This Barb from Prince George, British Columbia, Canada! It is 5C right now-sunny and bright! Looking forward to putting in the veggie patch in a couple of weeks, and when the ice is off the lakes we will go fishing for sure! I have a Welsh connection..my great uncle, by marriage. Moi Parry...but I am not sure what town he was from exactly. He opened Moi Parry Spring Service in Peterborough Ontario, many years ago, and it is still there.
ReplyDeleteBarb
It sure is.
DeleteHello Mr. A. I'm about 30 minutes north of Baltimore in Maryland. It's currently cloudy with a chance of storms today.
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Greetings from Logan Lake, British Columbia!
ReplyDeleteHello Mr. A . Larry here , From St. Louis , Missouri . USA. Partly sunny seventy degrees out .
ReplyDeleteIt seems to be globallywarm
DeleteDeb from Mablethorpe Lincolnshire.
ReplyDeleteI live on the amazingly beautiful Oregon coast. Originally from Liverpool, I spent many happy summers in Talacre & Prestatyn. Reading about your Welsh village and it’s inhabitants takes me back to a place I loved and ... oh yes, you are also very funny!
ReplyDeleteWe could have met
DeleteI'm from John's favourite South Yorkshire town: Barnsley.
ReplyDeleteAlan
Coughs
DeleteHello Mr. A and John. I am in Citrus Heights near Sacramento in Northern California. It is a cool and breezy morning with some clouds. We are having a real spring this year which is rare for us.It gets very hot quickly most of the time.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A I'am from Arkansas in the USA Welcome!!!
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A and John
ReplyDeleteHow good to see where all John's faithful followers reside. I seem to be the only reader from the beautiful county of Suffolk.....UK. NOT USA!
And why does he have more readers in the US than in the UK anyway?
I have many silent uk followers including quite a few locals x
DeleteI guess it's because the Americans appreciate a good old British eccentric even more than we do ;-)
DeleteMr A. At 6.30 this morning I was up and out. I crossed the road to the beach and strolled by the shore looking for stones with holes in. I was alone bar a solitary fisherman in the far distant by the Martello tower. I live in Hythe on the Kent coast just along from Folkestone. It was peaceful then, not so now. The world seems as if it has decided to come to the seaside and who can blame them?
ReplyDeleteLX
Montana, near the crest of the Rocky Mountains, though I'm visiting kids and grandkids near Seattle at present.
ReplyDeleteI wish to visit Montana one day
DeleteHi Mr A and John, I'm in Northern California, ( east of Sacramento, and about an hour and half from Lake Tahoe). It's an overcast morning but warm. It's suppose to be 75 today. I've already been for my 6 am walk. Just finished making some strawberry preserves.
ReplyDeleteWe lived in Amador Co. for about 20 years. Our first place was down the hill from Volcano, CA, where we had our post office box. Our address always got double takes from people. :)
DeleteWelcome christina
DeleteFirst time comment from me here in Minnesota USA.
ReplyDeleteCarol
And you are most welcome carol
DeleteSome peace with the dog, horse, peacocks, geese on my small farm near the beach in Sultanate of Oman.
ReplyDeleteFollowed your blog since way before your marriage but not commented before - although tempted to stalk you when I have been in Sitges and in New York at the same time as your visits.
Thanks for sharing bits of a life so different from my own.
Mark
Mark! You are most welcome! It's a small small world
DeleteTell us more about your farm
DeleteHi Mr. A, I live in coastal NC on a creek off the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) close to Swansboro, NC, USA.
ReplyDeleteI always read, but hardly ever comment... I'm in the small village of Melsbroek, next to Zaventem airport in Belgium :)
ReplyDeleteSiebrie, you are most welcome and you are my first official Belgium follower x
DeleteOh Siebrie - I think I 'know' you from the MSE forum! What a small world it is.
DeleteGreetings from the bottom left corner of Canada - Vancouver. The azaleas are ablaze this sunny morning.
ReplyDeleteJocelyn
How wonderful x
DeleteWorthing, Sussex - where a certain Mr Wilde wrote 'Importance/Earnest' and where the late, GREAT Harold Pinter lived for a time. (Well, I want to brag about SOMEthing!)
ReplyDeleteGood for you Raymondo
DeleteFraserburgh, North East Scotland and its hot here too. At 6.30a.m. I was in bed asleep. Now 5 p.m. Red Wine.
ReplyDeleteGood morning from a balmy 70 degree Fargo, ND. We went directly from winter to summer and yet, could still get Frost this month.
ReplyDeleteGood morning Mr A from the rainforest near Vancouver BC Canada. It is a gorgeous sunny morning here, enjoying my morning coffee on the patio, watching the world go by!
ReplyDeleteI often read but rarely comment - coming from a sunny (today!)village in South East/ central France, between Lyon & Clermont Ferrand. Just watching the Tour de Yorkshire on TV.
ReplyDeleteBonjour x
DeleteComing from just south of Collinwood, TN. 72F (22C) 11:20 a.m. this glorious Sunday!
ReplyDeleteAnother old face x
DeleteOn a beautiful peninsula, fjords on either side, Jarvis Inlet and Desolation Sound, mountains behind us, the Salish Sea in front, leading to the Pacific Ocean. Accessible only by boat or air. When the lumber mill was built in this isolated spot the company wanted to build a sense of community, sought out musical employees, a 100 yrs later I doubt a day goes by without a musical performance somewhere.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A; I'm in the foothills of the blue Canadian Rockies at Red Deer, Aberta. Our trees are just budding out and fields are finaaly drying out after a snowy cold March and April.Have a great day, eh !
ReplyDeleteHi Mr A and John. It's a chilly quiet grey day here at the beach, NY, East Coast USA. I hope next time you meet John in person you will introduce yourself.
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I'm just up the road. Maenan, North Wales :-)
ReplyDeleteMy parents had a caravan at the Abbey
DeleteIt's a gorgeous caravan park.
DeleteYou know who I am right ... ;-) I keep commenting under this blog i.d. by mistake!!
I do x
DeleteHowdy from the Hill Country of central Texas, west of Austin and north of San Antonio. (Yes, there are hills here!) Plenty of sunshine today and warm temps. after some much needed rain the other day. We're either dry as a bone or up to our eyeballs in rain. That's Texas in a nutshell.
ReplyDeleteHello from Alton, Illinois, USA....Home of the late Robert Wadlow, the world's tallest man. Just across the Mississippi River from St. Louis, Missouri, USA....home of the eleven time World Series (of baseball) champion St. Louis Cardinals.
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe it is too hot somewhere in the world.
ReplyDelete:-)
Ah, yes. Peninsula, Ohio. Northeast corner of the state that's round on both ends and hi in the middle.
DeleteHi John and Mr A, I seem to be the only one so far from Johannesburg South Africa. It's been a beautiful champagne day today-clear blue skies and just a little nip in the air.Wendy
ReplyDeleteYes my first South African! Some on Africa and come on asia
DeleteI'm in gloriously hot Co. Durham, England. There are not many days when I could say that!
ReplyDeleteHello from Nanaimo on Vancouver Island Canada. I read Going Gently daily but this is the first time I have commented. Susan
ReplyDeleteWelcome susan x
DeleteI am in a tiny town between Houston and Austin, Texas.
ReplyDeleteA warm 60 degrees here in eastern Oregon....looks like rain across the valley...
ReplyDeleteThis has been such fun, reading where everyone is from !
ReplyDeleteYes it is, I am so enjoying it
DeleteI forgot to give our temperature. It's cooler today than it's going to be the rest of the week. It's 82 F right now, due to get up to 85 (29.4 C) by the end of the day.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr. A! I'm a longtime reader and friend of John's and this comment is coming to you from sunny and warm South Carolina, USA. I live in a small city in the northeast corner of the state called Florence.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A! I am from South East England and have been reading and commenting on John's blog for years! It would be nice to see you comment on here. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Mr A, I’m in Rochester, Kent (U.K.). I worked today and have just got in. Working tomorrow too. I’ve just had a thought, perhaps you can take John’s spot in the running of the Flower Show Committee??
ReplyDeleteMaggieB
Nice try
DeleteHey! (which is Southern for "hello, how are you?") Greetings from sunny Savannah, Georgia on the southeastern coast of the USA! It's 13:20 and currently 84F/24C and going to get warmer by early evening! xox
ReplyDeleteAnywhere near senoria? The Walking Dead is filmed there
DeleteNova Scotia, on the east coast of Canada :)
ReplyDeleteWest Central Missouri. English to the core but married to a Yank.
ReplyDeleteHi Mr. A, I'm a Scottish girl living up in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada. I don't blog, but love reading John's blog, he reminds me of home.
ReplyDeleteJust come indoors for a brew after checking soil temps in my raised boxes, getting impatient to garden, our season is short, but temps are a lovely 15*C today.
I might be John's most northerly frozen reader!
You may just be that x
DeleteI'm originally from Rhode Island, USA but now live in Cape Coral, Florida, USA. Love your blog.
ReplyDeleteHi,Mr A,and John,my home is beside Oneida Lake,New York State,USA. I happened upon this Going Gently blog by following a thread... from bloggers traveling across this nation,some of them had lived over seas,and read blogs from Ireland, the Irish writers read those in England...It's
ReplyDeletebeen an interesting journey.I've only continued to read a few of the best ones,I look forward each day to reading this one.I do hope you will continue to share your life with us when you move to the city.fondly,Mary
Welcome Mary x
DeleteComing to you from Northern California — Los Altos Hills to be exact. Roses are blooming, chickens are laying and tomatoes are flowering. All is well with the world.
ReplyDeleteAnd your name?
DeleteMarie, and I can’t wait for you to write your book!
DeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteI read this blog every day and have for years. I adore it. This is my very first comment. My name is Kathy and I live in Chatham, Ontario, Canada.
I'm doing well in Canada Kathy ,, you are so welcome x
DeleteI live in the west end of Toronto, Ontario Canada just west of the Humber River bridge. It is a lovely sunny day today with a high of 18C so it was lovely to get out to church this morning and not have to wear even a jacket, never mind a parka!
ReplyDeleteHello Mr. A. and John; I'm in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in the (east-west) centre of Canada. We are just seeing the first buds on the trees this week.
ReplyDeleteLOL IM LOVING THIS MASS HELLO!!!!!
ReplyDeleteKeep it coming xx
Hi from sunny Croydon, South London!
ReplyDeleteBridget
Ahhhh my first Londoner? Apart from my nu?
DeleteNot quite - see below!
DeleteCome on you cockneys !
DeleteHello Mr. A
ReplyDeleteI live now it Tucson, Arizona, The Sonoran Desert. Land of Cactus, Palo Verde trees and Saguaros. With Javelinas, Mountain Lions and Bobcats that walk pass my home.
Right now it is 11:42am on Sunday and the temp is 98 on it way to 101.
cheers, parsnip
Hello Mr A - I'm technically in Essex but most people think this is East London - within sight of the Central Line tube. It's been gloriously sunny here - 25 degrees.
ReplyDeleteHi Mr A, from southern Maine, in the northeast USA.
ReplyDeleteHello. I'm in Payson, Arizona, although I live in the down in the Phoenix, Arizona area in the winter. I live full time in my motorhome and follow the weather.
ReplyDeleteHello Mr A.
ReplyDeleteO is for Oesterreich. But I breathed my first breath in Bangor.
Please tell John your name. He's a bit shy that way. ;-)
E is for eggs. I've had two. Boiled 5 mints! .
Hello Mr A - not too far away, sunny Carmarthenshire, but not Welsh by birth. Another of those dratted incomers 30 years ago now. . .
ReplyDeleteHello Mr. A. From very hot Derbyshire.
ReplyDeleteHi Mr A and John. I live in Thornton which is between Blackpool and Fleetwood.
ReplyDeleteCarolx
The Brits are coming !
ReplyDeleteHi Mr A.
ReplyDeleteIt is just after five in the morning and I am reading John's blog from Canberra Australia. And it is a chilly one today.
Another old friend
DeleteGroetjes van Friesland, the Netherlands.
ReplyDeleteI'm British by birth, Dutch by choice and enjoy following the goings on in a village not far from my maternal home.
goedenavond,
DeleteHi Mr A.....I rarely comment but have read John's blog daily for a few years now. I live in Carlinville, Illinois in a small farm town of about 7500 folks...Spring has finally arrived here...Beautiful day today!
ReplyDeleteThank you x
DeleteGood evening, Mr A, John and fellow followers. It's a cool morning here is Wellington, New Zealand, but promising to be a fine day. I have to run around after a very active just-turned-3-"Don't-help-me!-I-can-do-it-myself" grandson today, so we are heading to a wonderful play park where I hope he'll run off some energy.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day, wherever you are.
Cheers
Virginia
Hello New Zealand!
DeleteJohn knows me well, as does everybody else here. I am one of the Brits that follow him. I live near Norwich in Norfolk on the eastern side of England.
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DeleteBonjour Monsieur A, salutations de Villefranche du Perigord.
ReplyDeleteNice to have you hello too
ReplyDeleteI live near Chester in a Welsh village called Penyffordd. Not a big comment person but do read daily xx
ReplyDeleteHello to another local x
DeleteGreetings John & Mr. A. Found this wonderful blog following quilters blogs! Reside in Massachusetts.
ReplyDeleteHi MrA, I've washed up in Worthing, a little town near Brighton in Sussex. I love the fact that I'm sandwiched between the Downs and the sea.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are not washed up x
DeleteQuite tickled by the comments please keep em comming
ReplyDeleteReporting in from northern Vermont where we live in the boonies on a dirt road... the chickens ducks and geese are laying happily and the leaves are on their way on bushes and trees. Today's high was 65 degrees, 18 for you metric people.
ReplyDelete--- Carroll
Caroll,what's a boonie?
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ReplyDeleteI'm sending you greetings from the north shore of Long Island, New York State, the village of Roslyn, home of the island's oldest home, built by this area's original Ditch settlers in 1647; and the setting for F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel The Great Gatsby.
ReplyDeleteHi, Mr. A - greetings from Atlanta, Georgia (by way of Louisiana, Texas and S. Carolina...)
ReplyDeleteAre u near senoia?
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