Fairy - the first episode of The Night Manager was very good - about to watch the second. Looking forward to watching Trapped - have been recording to take on holiday in a few weeks time - it got a good write up.
What with those two, Shetland and Happy Valley I think there's some very good drama on the TV at the moment
Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
I enjoyed the Night Manager, don't ask me what it's about, but I find it quite gripping!
I live in SW France and the lawn is too wet to mow. But snowdrops are nearly over and daffodils are coming out. Earlier than usual. I actually have a clump of bluebells out at the bottom of the drive, they usually flower in early April!
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
I'm back. Its a bit nippy here. The greenhouse heater looks like it got nudged from its position while we were away, didnt switch on and a minimum temp of minus 2.6 showing. Onions are growing well. I hope everything else survives.
I've got the electric blanket on the bed. Himself has been snoring for a number of hours but is now wide awake and wants feeding. Honeymoon is over, I've pointed him in the direction of the fridge.
It's definitely a spring morning here - a pair of greenfinches on the feeders, a pair of bluetits popping in and out of the nest box and Mrs Blackbird (looking very broody) has popped down to the birdbath for a splash before feeding and going back to the nest - from watching her I think she's been sitting on eggs for several days now.
My neck wasn't too bad in the night, only woke me a few times, and this morning the pain is definitely less than yesterday - if I take it easy it'll be fine in a couple of days. I'll put off visiting Ma until Wednesday
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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I know what you mean Lesley, I went to put my spade in the soil but it was quite solid, I'm itching to get gardening
Lesley, I live in Sussex, our garden is far too wet in cut the grass. Gardens like a bog
Kef, oh yummy love moussaka
......any left
MaryG, i'd say 2nd too
or third.....sounds much better than 2nd to last 
What with those two, Shetland and Happy Valley I think there's some very good drama on the TV at the moment
I enjoyed the Night Manager, don't ask me what it's about, but I find it quite gripping!
I live in SW France and the lawn is too wet to mow. But snowdrops are nearly over and daffodils are coming out. Earlier than usual. I actually have a clump of bluebells out at the bottom of the drive, they usually flower in early April!
I'm back. Its a bit nippy here. The greenhouse heater looks like it got nudged from its position while we were away, didnt switch on and a minimum temp of minus 2.6 showing. Onions are growing well. I hope everything else survives.
I've got the electric blanket on the bed. Himself has been snoring for a number of hours but is now wide awake and wants feeding. Honeymoon is over, I've pointed him in the direction of the fridge.
Just a mountain of washing to do now...
Welcome home fidget. Thanks for sharing your"dive" moments i have enjoyed them!. Hope the jet lag isn't a problem,
the washing can wait, you will be needing your thermals
A A Milne
Welcome home fidget. Hope you don't freeze.
Morning all
and welcome home Mr and Mrs Fidget
Light this morning
No more getting up in the dark til next year
Enjoying my bunches of flowers at the moment ...with daffs at £1 a bunch it seems ok to indulge
Good morning all
G'day Pat wherever you are 
It's definitely a spring morning here - a pair of greenfinches on the feeders, a pair of bluetits popping in and out of the nest box and Mrs Blackbird (looking very broody) has popped down to the birdbath for a splash before feeding and going back to the nest - from watching her I think she's been sitting on eggs for several days now.
My neck wasn't too bad in the night, only woke me a few times, and this morning the pain is definitely less than yesterday - if I take it easy it'll be fine in a couple of days. I'll put off visiting Ma until Wednesday
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.