And Here We Go - Another Week

Well that was a great weekend - and there are more photos to come, but the day is rapidly getting away from me, and I am heading into work soon.

Before that, being Monday I am doing the A to Z ... and as I opened the file I realised I am behind by a couple of weeks ... so ...

Week 13 – Mar 23 M is for MINT

I popped to the shops to pick up a bottle of milk ... and some mints!

Week 14 – Mar 30 N is for NEWS

I do like getting a newspaper and reading the smaller stories, but it is also easy, as in this screen capture, to check on the internet.

Week 15 – Apr 6 O is for OVAL

Part of my Royal Mug collection ... an oval cartouche.

Week 16 – Apr 13 P is for POSY

The supermarket always have a few posies in the entrance to tempt us.


Tomorrow I am working in the afternoon, but I am also having to do my annual Life Saving update. So I shall be trying to keep "Annie" alive ... hopefully I will never need it in RL, but it's good to do (and we have to at the hospital).

So -







7. When is your next family birthday?
Mine!!! But that's a wait till the end of June.

8. In 1893, Tina Broadwick was born – a pioneering parachutist, she invented the rip-cord and was the first person to jump ‘free fall’. Have you ever done (or would you consider doing) a parachute jump?
No - I don't like small planes, so there's no way I would get up in the air that way to begin with!




Right, see you Wednesday x

A Morning In The 1920's

I have shared photos of Killerton in the past, and there are a few here ... However these are mostly of this year's costume display. They change it every year, and this year, it's the 1920's ... Throughout the house there was Charleston music playing, as well











Sir John Acland - died 1785







1925 Wedding Dress

Day Dress

Tut Mania ... apparently the colour is Mummy Brown

( Some Evening Wear ... yes please! )