Good morning. It's deliciously cool at present, I'm in shorts and T shirt in the back room, all the downstairs windows and doors open as, unusually, it was warmer indoors than out when I got up. It feels like another baking hot day is on the way so I want to cool the house down ASAP. I've been mooching about on the allotment, planted out courgettes, fed the cucumber, tomatoes and guinea pigs, pulled a few weeds..........................the guinea pigs belongs to a nine year old who is on holiday, I'm in charge of pets, their bloody cat vomited in their kitchen yesterday!
Now the shed, our freshly painted shed. The one Mrs P chose the colour for, asked me to paint and now looks like a beach hut. You remember this? I started on Sunday morning and finished yesterday morning. I asked Mrs P if she was happy with the result. She hadn't noticed. REALLY, she hadn't noticed despite going in and out numerous times. She says it's because the colour is very similar to last time. Well, this we don't discuss because if there is one thing certain about our marriage it is that my colour perception is quite different from Mrs P's, and that of a lot of people........................possibly I'm just visiting from another dimension?................or reality.....................
A bit of u3a business this morning, collect my Cervelo C3, the older one, from the LBS where she has been serviced, PT session this afternoon and quiz night this evening. A good day ahead. Next is scrambled eggs, roasted cherry tomatoes with shallots and garlic, toast and coffee................


@Dave7 - most of the blue poppy is very well covered earlier. The big thing is it is a very simple but stunningly beautiful plant. One rarely sees them in the UK and this is what makes it so special.