Saturday, November 03, 2007

Sleepy Bonfiresmokey Fallen Leafy Saturday...

IT'S A SLEEPY SATURDAY AUTUMNAL AFTERNOON. Now the clocks have gone back (to "natural time: GMT") it's getting dark not long after five. I know that all ye in more tropical places seem to get a 6pm sunset year round; but 5 o'clock is really early to us here - bearing in mind that in high summer it's light very late. I remember playing out till 10pm in daylight... not exactly "the land of the midnight sun" but still, a distinctly bipolar year... considering that in midwinter nightfall comes not long after 3 in the afternoon... nasty business!

I only popped in for a couple of minutes on the way to grab some robo-friendly broccoli (Baby is pinging around like nobody's business. Their tank is still ultra-clean and tidy-looking. I think she wants something to eat...)

Liz is going to post up the story of Beddgelert "Gelert [the hound's] grave"; it's a fantastic Welsh folktale.

Well I have to dash and make Sainsbury's before they sell out of value stuffed-mushroom pasta.

Cheerio folks ~

I hope a cheery weekend is being had by all.

Or if not a cheery one, then a tolerable one.

If you're feeling down, just spare a thought for how the other half live.

Clickon my video of the day:
(French and Saunders) Collins Sisters: Lucky Bitches!


And!... Exclusive to my Celebrity Blog... At Home With Jackie Collins..!

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A very atmospheric picture of sea and sky...

7 comments:

  1. *!*Hilarious those Lucky Bitches*!*

    ... it's funny what you take for granted. Like you, I loved late summer evenings as a child but forgot just how early it got dark on winter afternoons.

    I heard someone describe our sudden nightfall here as pouring black molasses, because it's a short time between just getting dark and then blink, it's dark

    ....did marvell'st at your lines from Macbeth *!*

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  2. O! Macbeth I DID have to Google I hope you realize...

    yeah nightfall takes AGES here unlike most of the rest of the world... isn't it the nearer the equator the quicker it happens? Something like that.

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  3. Your sea and sky pic looks familiar. I think I've been there!

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  4. Maybe I purloined it from you!! You never know..!

    (I never know, either and that's half the point...)

    :-]]]]

    (do you like my double chins)?

    :-]...

    or my usual drooling?

    ;->

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