For some reason my blogging has dropped off a little this week, so here is the week so far:
Ant and i had a quiet day on Sunday, we didn't go anywhere or see anyone, had a quiet evening then Monday i took him to Lille early for the train to work, i did very little for the rest of the day. On Tuesday i was unsure of what i would do with the day, so on the suggestion of Jacqui i created a website for the sale of the house and put it online, at lunch time Janine and Martè arrived, i had a cup of tea with Janine then Martè returned later in the afternoon and we had a long walk together down to Willeman and back, we arranged to have another walk the next morning. I had a quiet evening in front of the tv and headed to bed earlish to read.
Wednesday morning i got up and did online stuff, had a chat with mum on Skype, then got ready and went round to Martès with the dogs, we headed off for a walk. At one point i was yattering on, in french, about how i found Ruby's tail enchanting when she was walking, Marte was looking at me as if i was a little strange, then she explained i was talking about Ruby's arse not her tail, the words are very similar, so we had a good laugh about that. When i got back there was a message from ant so i phoned the hotel only to be told he had a do not disturb on his phone, i tried the mobile but it went straight to answer. There then followed one of those annoying situations where i tried to get hold of him and vice versa. He phoned while i was mixing ingredients for a cake so i didn't hear the phone. Janine phoned at about six to ask if i would help her load her flowers for all saints day in to her car, it is traditional here to put flowers on the graves of your relatives on this day, and when i was out he phoned again, starting to worry. I eventually got hold of him at about nine in the evening. Another earlish evening to be and time to read.
Thursday, 29 October 2009
Sunday, 25 October 2009
Our Loire Experience
Due to a generous birthday gift ant and i headed off to the Loire Valley for a week with the dogs, here is a brief outline of what we did:
Saturday; We headed off about ten thirty, as soon as the man fitting our new gates arrived and let us out of the garden. The drive down was relatively stress free and the roads were quiet, driving on the motorways here is very boring due to the lack of anything to see or do apart from drive. We arrived just after four, found the place really easily, we got out of the car and had a look around, found the keys and let ourselves in, the dogs explored the garden, Banjo fell in to the mill stream and i had to fish her out, typical!! The interior was very quaint and attractive, it had every thing we would need for the week, we took a load of photos before our bits were unloaded so it would look a little tidier. The owner arrived to welcome us and sort anything out we had issues with, she was really nice and stayed for a coffee and chatted to us for a good while. After our period of settling in i set too to make some bread, then we got changed into our pj's and had a night of champagne and pizza, chat and music, a most enjoyable day.
Sun; We headed over to a local town called Sille le Guillame where we had read there was a brocant, it was quite a decent size and we pottered about with the dogs, it was very similar to the ones we have here, except there was no food tent. We had a sandwich each as a kind of brunch, bought a book, Far Country by Neville Shute, then had a look around the town, quite a beautiful place with an impressive early Chateau. We headed back to the house before lunch and decided we would take the dogs a walk and have a picnic, originally this was envisaged as a ten km walk but turned out being more like 18, so by the time we got back we were both a bit done in, but we had enjoyed it. Set too making dinner, a pork stew and we had another evening of wine with games, ant almost won a game of scrabble, he is getting better at it and really gave me a run for my money but i just held on to my unbeaten champion title.
Monday; We had a day trip out to Le Mans, quite a big place famous for its 24 hour race, it was quite a beauty, the old town was very picturesque with many half timbered buildings in good condition, the cathedral was also quite a good example of a transitional Gothic building with a fine multi chapeled apse sporting many graceful flying buttresses. We had a good wander around with the dogs, from old to 19th century and beyond. After a good mornings walking we headed back to the house, with a trip to a supermarket on the way, and spent the afternoon with our noses in books. Ant cooked fish, chips and mushy peas for dinner then we had another games night, a game of Monopoly and then a Master quiz championship.
Tuesday; A two city day, we headed in the direction of Alençon but went straight through and went to Sées, a very pretty town with a very fine cathedral all in an early Gothic period, very fine features inside. We went to a small sandwich place for lunch and i had one of the best cheeseburgers i have had in ages, the dogs behaved themselves well, then we had a good wander around the town, a very pretty place. We headed back and stopped off in Alençon on the way back, again a very fine place, the birth place of St. Terese, a very popular french saint from the last century, naturally there was a shrine to her in the church, her bones however were doing a tour of England at the time so the shrine was bare. The town again was a beautiful mix of old and new with some very pretty 17th century buildings mixed in with some fine later ones, including a fantastic round market building. On return i set too on the dinner then relaxed with my book, then we had another evening of food, wine and games.
Wednesday; We woke to a grey rainy day, which was a bit of a shame as the weather had been good up till then, we could not think what to do with ourselves, i had finished my book and felt disinclined to start another, in the end ant suggested we go to a supermarket and see if we could find some dvds to watch, we did, and had to drive all the way to Le Mans to find anything. We bought four dvds and a jigsaw with Asterix the Gaul and the entire village on it, this was a bit of a sweetener for me to stop me grumbling. When we got back we set to on the jigsaw, little knowing it would take most of that evening and the whole of the next day, but it was good fun. We settled down to dinner in front of the dvd of Dungeons and Dragons, which was appalling, though Ant said he had enjoyed it!
Thursday; We spent the entire day working on the jigsaw, only pausing momentarily to eat, it was a bit obsessive but we almost finished it, only to find we were missing a pair of trousers, which Ant found calamitous. We had a very poor dinner as we had planned a Tuna Pasta Bake but there was no tin opener so i had to improvise with hot dogs, very unpleasant.
Friday; We decided to head home on Friday as the weather had taken a turn for the worst and the novelty of having no modern day conveniences had worn off a little, so we packed up and cleaned up and headed home. The return trip was far more enjoyable as we took the normal road home, passing through pretty villages and plenty to see, we got home by four in the afternoon and set too unpacking and settling back in to our home.
Saturday; We headed off about ten thirty, as soon as the man fitting our new gates arrived and let us out of the garden. The drive down was relatively stress free and the roads were quiet, driving on the motorways here is very boring due to the lack of anything to see or do apart from drive. We arrived just after four, found the place really easily, we got out of the car and had a look around, found the keys and let ourselves in, the dogs explored the garden, Banjo fell in to the mill stream and i had to fish her out, typical!! The interior was very quaint and attractive, it had every thing we would need for the week, we took a load of photos before our bits were unloaded so it would look a little tidier. The owner arrived to welcome us and sort anything out we had issues with, she was really nice and stayed for a coffee and chatted to us for a good while. After our period of settling in i set too to make some bread, then we got changed into our pj's and had a night of champagne and pizza, chat and music, a most enjoyable day.
Sun; We headed over to a local town called Sille le Guillame where we had read there was a brocant, it was quite a decent size and we pottered about with the dogs, it was very similar to the ones we have here, except there was no food tent. We had a sandwich each as a kind of brunch, bought a book, Far Country by Neville Shute, then had a look around the town, quite a beautiful place with an impressive early Chateau. We headed back to the house before lunch and decided we would take the dogs a walk and have a picnic, originally this was envisaged as a ten km walk but turned out being more like 18, so by the time we got back we were both a bit done in, but we had enjoyed it. Set too making dinner, a pork stew and we had another evening of wine with games, ant almost won a game of scrabble, he is getting better at it and really gave me a run for my money but i just held on to my unbeaten champion title.
Monday; We had a day trip out to Le Mans, quite a big place famous for its 24 hour race, it was quite a beauty, the old town was very picturesque with many half timbered buildings in good condition, the cathedral was also quite a good example of a transitional Gothic building with a fine multi chapeled apse sporting many graceful flying buttresses. We had a good wander around with the dogs, from old to 19th century and beyond. After a good mornings walking we headed back to the house, with a trip to a supermarket on the way, and spent the afternoon with our noses in books. Ant cooked fish, chips and mushy peas for dinner then we had another games night, a game of Monopoly and then a Master quiz championship.
Tuesday; A two city day, we headed in the direction of Alençon but went straight through and went to Sées, a very pretty town with a very fine cathedral all in an early Gothic period, very fine features inside. We went to a small sandwich place for lunch and i had one of the best cheeseburgers i have had in ages, the dogs behaved themselves well, then we had a good wander around the town, a very pretty place. We headed back and stopped off in Alençon on the way back, again a very fine place, the birth place of St. Terese, a very popular french saint from the last century, naturally there was a shrine to her in the church, her bones however were doing a tour of England at the time so the shrine was bare. The town again was a beautiful mix of old and new with some very pretty 17th century buildings mixed in with some fine later ones, including a fantastic round market building. On return i set too on the dinner then relaxed with my book, then we had another evening of food, wine and games.
Wednesday; We woke to a grey rainy day, which was a bit of a shame as the weather had been good up till then, we could not think what to do with ourselves, i had finished my book and felt disinclined to start another, in the end ant suggested we go to a supermarket and see if we could find some dvds to watch, we did, and had to drive all the way to Le Mans to find anything. We bought four dvds and a jigsaw with Asterix the Gaul and the entire village on it, this was a bit of a sweetener for me to stop me grumbling. When we got back we set to on the jigsaw, little knowing it would take most of that evening and the whole of the next day, but it was good fun. We settled down to dinner in front of the dvd of Dungeons and Dragons, which was appalling, though Ant said he had enjoyed it!
Thursday; We spent the entire day working on the jigsaw, only pausing momentarily to eat, it was a bit obsessive but we almost finished it, only to find we were missing a pair of trousers, which Ant found calamitous. We had a very poor dinner as we had planned a Tuna Pasta Bake but there was no tin opener so i had to improvise with hot dogs, very unpleasant.
Friday; We decided to head home on Friday as the weather had taken a turn for the worst and the novelty of having no modern day conveniences had worn off a little, so we packed up and cleaned up and headed home. The return trip was far more enjoyable as we took the normal road home, passing through pretty villages and plenty to see, we got home by four in the afternoon and set too unpacking and settling back in to our home.
Friday, 16 October 2009
Thursday 15th Oct
I woke around the usual time and came down, a frosty morning, put the dogs out and had coffee and an online session, about an hour later ant surfaced. We had a bit of a internet morning, i had a chat with mum on face book, which was nice, then spoke to Jacqui on the phone and said we would pop round and visit later. Mum had suggested i listened to ABC Adelaide on the internet, so i messed around with that and it is playing now, i am listening to drive time with Lachlan Colquhoun as i type and spent a couple of hours listening yesterday morning. Just before lunch the postwoman arrived with a package from mum, two maps and a walking guide, thanks so much mum, i studied both maps with great interest and then had a look through some of the walks, which i am sure the dogs are going to love.
I eventually dragged ant off the computer, he is now truly addicted to cafe world and keeps asking me 'how do i do this', and we headed round to Jacqui's with our fish, she is sitting for us. When we were there i had a go on her Wii Fit, it was really good and i did twenty mins of exercise without even realizing it. After i had had a go, the machine said i was overweight but not obese so that was a little better than i had hoped, ant was at his desired weight but his Wii Fit age was fifty five!! We had a game of trivial pursuits on the wii then a game of monopoly, by which time it was after six so we headed home.
I put dinner together, spicy meatballs and taboulè, which was really nice, then we decided we would have a games night. We played a game of Monopoly, which ant won, then a game of Scrabble, which i won. We watched a little tv then headed up to bed, had a read for half an hour then went to sleep.
I eventually dragged ant off the computer, he is now truly addicted to cafe world and keeps asking me 'how do i do this', and we headed round to Jacqui's with our fish, she is sitting for us. When we were there i had a go on her Wii Fit, it was really good and i did twenty mins of exercise without even realizing it. After i had had a go, the machine said i was overweight but not obese so that was a little better than i had hoped, ant was at his desired weight but his Wii Fit age was fifty five!! We had a game of trivial pursuits on the wii then a game of monopoly, by which time it was after six so we headed home.
I put dinner together, spicy meatballs and taboulè, which was really nice, then we decided we would have a games night. We played a game of Monopoly, which ant won, then a game of Scrabble, which i won. We watched a little tv then headed up to bed, had a read for half an hour then went to sleep.
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Wednesday 14th October
I got up about nine and left ant sleeping, came down and did some online stuff, then Marion phoned to say the roofer was in the office and was i available for him to come round this morning, of course. Camile the roofer arrived about thirty mins later so i had to get ant up, he had a look at the roof but could not see a problem so i had to take him up to the attic and show him the loose tile. He said there was nothing wrong with the tile it was just a bit loose, which i already knew, so he made the tile waterproof with silicon, fingers crossed this will solve the problem, he only charged us 15euros so it was a bit of a bargain. I decided it was my last chance to get the lawn mowed, as we had had a couple of dry days, so i set to mowing whilst ant got himself up and ready, the mowing was pretty heavy going, i should not have left it so long, but at least it is now done.
Once ant was ready we headed out to see Jackie and Tony, just a social call, they already had visitors so it was quite busy but we had a good time, played a game of ten pin bowling on their wii, which Tony won, he may have had a bit more practice than us!! We then headed down to Carrefour and did a little shopping then came home, there was a message from the people who own the holiday cottage saying they had my message and were expecting us at four thirty on Saturday, so that's a load off. I went back online and messed around with my new cafe on facebook, i sent ant an invitation to join, he doesn't normally have any truck with these things but got really in to it and could hardly be dragged off the computer, an ironic twist. I gave gran a call to see how she was, quite good by all accounts, and ant had a good long chat before we sat down with a beer to watch the film Milk, about Harvey Milk, the first openly gay political figure in the US, possibly world i am not sure.
I had read a book about his life some years ago and was quite intrigued, then the film came out and i had wanted to see it for some time. I heard on the radio on the way to Brussels that Arnold Schwarzenegger had decreed the birthday of Milk to be Harvey Milk day, such a turn around from the times he was actually in office. After watching it ant and i decided we would need to become more politically active on the gay rights stage, i used to march in the pride marches, and have never denied who i am but the placatory rights given to us by the uk government seem to have squashed any real search for equality, i know we now have civil partnerships and anti discrimination laws, but we still have a lot of homophobia in society.
Anyhoo, that's a bit of a rant for you, we headed up to bed after watching the dvd extra bits and had a much better nights sleep than the night before, now we are back in our room.
Once ant was ready we headed out to see Jackie and Tony, just a social call, they already had visitors so it was quite busy but we had a good time, played a game of ten pin bowling on their wii, which Tony won, he may have had a bit more practice than us!! We then headed down to Carrefour and did a little shopping then came home, there was a message from the people who own the holiday cottage saying they had my message and were expecting us at four thirty on Saturday, so that's a load off. I went back online and messed around with my new cafe on facebook, i sent ant an invitation to join, he doesn't normally have any truck with these things but got really in to it and could hardly be dragged off the computer, an ironic twist. I gave gran a call to see how she was, quite good by all accounts, and ant had a good long chat before we sat down with a beer to watch the film Milk, about Harvey Milk, the first openly gay political figure in the US, possibly world i am not sure.
I had read a book about his life some years ago and was quite intrigued, then the film came out and i had wanted to see it for some time. I heard on the radio on the way to Brussels that Arnold Schwarzenegger had decreed the birthday of Milk to be Harvey Milk day, such a turn around from the times he was actually in office. After watching it ant and i decided we would need to become more politically active on the gay rights stage, i used to march in the pride marches, and have never denied who i am but the placatory rights given to us by the uk government seem to have squashed any real search for equality, i know we now have civil partnerships and anti discrimination laws, but we still have a lot of homophobia in society.
Anyhoo, that's a bit of a rant for you, we headed up to bed after watching the dvd extra bits and had a much better nights sleep than the night before, now we are back in our room.
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
Mon and Tues 13th Oct
I got up and spent some time on line with my coffee, i seem to be loosing interest in the farmville app but am keeping it going. I had a bit of a fiddle about with the loose tile in the roof to see what i could do but it was clear i needed the advice of a professional so i gave Marion a phone to see if she could recommend someone, she could but didn't know his number so i had to phone Maggie, who gave me his number and i left a message, fortunately it didn't rain. I gave David a call in hospital, he said he was much better and had high hopes of being released so fingers crossed. I did a bit of sorting out of the house, still bits left from the party, and spent some time with the dogs. In the afternoon i had another session on line, then Mark phoned to say David would not be released today, perhaps not untill Friday, so that will please him.
A quiet evening in front of the tv for a change then off to bed for a read, i have moved to one of the spare rooms, which i don't really like as i am used to my own bed, but i got a good nights sleep.
Ant due home on Tuesday so i did the customary housework to get the place sorted for his return. He phoned mid morning to say he was home, which was good, then later phoned to say he had a seat on the flight, so i headed off to Brussels to pick him up, the usual humdrum journey up there. When i got there he was not stood at the kiss and drop so i circled round again, still not there so i parked the car and went in to arrivals. I stood about for about twenty mins and still no sign, i thought he was possibly stood in the wrong place so i went and had a look for him, no sign, so i decided to give him a call. He had been taken off the flight he was supposed to be on and put on the next one so i had a good hour to sit about and wait. I didn't mind this too much had a mooch around a couple of the shops then sat and watched folks coming and going in arrivals, airports are such unpleasant places.
He eventually arrived, apologetic and annoyed that he had been offloaded, we headed home, got stuck in the rush hour traffic on the Brussels ring road and then i took a wrong turn and had to double back, quite unusual for me. We finally made it home by seven forty, a whole seven hours after i had set off. The dogs were delighted to see us, unsurprisingly, and i set to on a cottage pie whilst ant sorted himself out. We had a relaxing night in front of the tv whilst ant slipped in and out of sleep, making the odd comment then snoring, a lovely evening. We headed up to bed by eleven and i sat and read for a bit, which ant took to signify i was in a mood with him, which may have held the tiniest grain of truth. When we settled down to go to sleep i was either too hot, or too cold, itchy for some reason, and just unable to get to sleep, eventually i gave up and moved back to our bedroom, read a little longer then headed off to sleep.
A quiet evening in front of the tv for a change then off to bed for a read, i have moved to one of the spare rooms, which i don't really like as i am used to my own bed, but i got a good nights sleep.
Ant due home on Tuesday so i did the customary housework to get the place sorted for his return. He phoned mid morning to say he was home, which was good, then later phoned to say he had a seat on the flight, so i headed off to Brussels to pick him up, the usual humdrum journey up there. When i got there he was not stood at the kiss and drop so i circled round again, still not there so i parked the car and went in to arrivals. I stood about for about twenty mins and still no sign, i thought he was possibly stood in the wrong place so i went and had a look for him, no sign, so i decided to give him a call. He had been taken off the flight he was supposed to be on and put on the next one so i had a good hour to sit about and wait. I didn't mind this too much had a mooch around a couple of the shops then sat and watched folks coming and going in arrivals, airports are such unpleasant places.
He eventually arrived, apologetic and annoyed that he had been offloaded, we headed home, got stuck in the rush hour traffic on the Brussels ring road and then i took a wrong turn and had to double back, quite unusual for me. We finally made it home by seven forty, a whole seven hours after i had set off. The dogs were delighted to see us, unsurprisingly, and i set to on a cottage pie whilst ant sorted himself out. We had a relaxing night in front of the tv whilst ant slipped in and out of sleep, making the odd comment then snoring, a lovely evening. We headed up to bed by eleven and i sat and read for a bit, which ant took to signify i was in a mood with him, which may have held the tiniest grain of truth. When we settled down to go to sleep i was either too hot, or too cold, itchy for some reason, and just unable to get to sleep, eventually i gave up and moved back to our bedroom, read a little longer then headed off to sleep.
Sunday, 11 October 2009
Sunday 11th Oct
It was a long weekend of hangovers or early mornings, so, sorry i have missed three days but here they are. We spent all day Friday sorting out the buffet and house for the party in the evening, we did manage to get a couple of hours rest in before the first guest arrived at seven. I think we both had a really good time and got to bed around two in the morning, every one seemed to enjoy themselves and most of the birthday cake went. As a result i woke on Saturday with an unpleasant headache and languished on the the sofa whilst ant cleared away most of the mess. Just after lunch we went down to David and Mark's and headed with Mark to the hospital to visit David, he seemed to be in good health and chatted away, though he was frustrated at being made to stay in bed. When we got back we settled in for a restful rest of day, i did go online for a little while but could not really be bothered, and the headache wasn't helping matters.
On Sunday we were up at three in the morning to get ant to Brussels for his flight to work, i was amazed how many cars were about at that time on a Sunday morning. It all went well and i was back by half eight. Needles to say i was a little tired so i did a bit of housework, cleared some of the washing backlog, gave the kitchen a bit of a going over, then settled down for a restful afternoon, watched season one of are you being served. I phoned gran later in the day, and as i was chatting went upstairs to find water dripping from the ceiling of our bedroom onto our bed, which sent me in to a bit of a flutter as i dragged the feather duvet off and got a bucket under it asap. I don't think it did too much damage, as i had the fire on i put the duvet in the living room and it has dried out nicely. I watched a bit more tv in the evening then went to bed by ten and read, Feral Future is a really interesting but also slightly scary book, i would highly recommend it.
So the birthday season is at an end, all over and done with, but from it we now have a lovely holiday to look forward to, in less than a week, the girls are being a bit funny about food as they got so much rubish off the buffet they are now turning thier noses up at normal food, so that will have to be nipped in the bud, and i have to find and solve the hole in our roof, i think it is just a slipped tile, or at least i hope it is, once i get it sorted i will have the ceiling to paint, so thats a bit of fun for the future.
On Sunday we were up at three in the morning to get ant to Brussels for his flight to work, i was amazed how many cars were about at that time on a Sunday morning. It all went well and i was back by half eight. Needles to say i was a little tired so i did a bit of housework, cleared some of the washing backlog, gave the kitchen a bit of a going over, then settled down for a restful afternoon, watched season one of are you being served. I phoned gran later in the day, and as i was chatting went upstairs to find water dripping from the ceiling of our bedroom onto our bed, which sent me in to a bit of a flutter as i dragged the feather duvet off and got a bucket under it asap. I don't think it did too much damage, as i had the fire on i put the duvet in the living room and it has dried out nicely. I watched a bit more tv in the evening then went to bed by ten and read, Feral Future is a really interesting but also slightly scary book, i would highly recommend it.
So the birthday season is at an end, all over and done with, but from it we now have a lovely holiday to look forward to, in less than a week, the girls are being a bit funny about food as they got so much rubish off the buffet they are now turning thier noses up at normal food, so that will have to be nipped in the bud, and i have to find and solve the hole in our roof, i think it is just a slipped tile, or at least i hope it is, once i get it sorted i will have the ceiling to paint, so thats a bit of fun for the future.
Friday, 9 October 2009
Thursday 8th Oct
I woke to a happy birthday from ant, a little hung over from games night, and a little tired due to the dogs being in bed with us. We went down together and ant made coffee and i listened to the two messages on the answer machine, one from gran and one from Anne with birthday wishes. The rest of the morning was pretty normal, Tony and Jackie phoned to wish happy birthday, did the online bits then headed out to Carrefour to buy some extra bits. We had some lunch, Mark phoned to let us know David has been taken in to hospital, i don't know how serious it is yet.
Mums birthday card arrived with the post, perfect timing mum, ant is very taken with her beautiful hand writing.
We had a lazy afternoon, read for a bit, then watched some tv, made some vol au vent fillings, messed about on the computer, then finally got ready to go bowling. We headed down to Maggie and Mike's for seven then all loaded into Tony's Land rover and went down to Abbeville, Tony and Jackie gave me an aussie themed bar towel and a some aussie bumper stickers, which was fun. We easily found the bowling place and got set to sorting out shoes and balls. I didn't fair too well in the first game, but ant did well, then the second game i finally found my form, a little too late as Tony also found his and took the game. We had a really nice time, all good camaraderie and laughs, after the bowling we went to McDonalds for dinner, big Macs all round. We were home just after eleven, the girls were pleased to see us, we put them out for the shortest time then headed up to bed. A nice day all in all, friday see's the actual party but the thing i am most looking forward to from my birthday is the week we will have away together, thanks mum
Mums birthday card arrived with the post, perfect timing mum, ant is very taken with her beautiful hand writing.
We had a lazy afternoon, read for a bit, then watched some tv, made some vol au vent fillings, messed about on the computer, then finally got ready to go bowling. We headed down to Maggie and Mike's for seven then all loaded into Tony's Land rover and went down to Abbeville, Tony and Jackie gave me an aussie themed bar towel and a some aussie bumper stickers, which was fun. We easily found the bowling place and got set to sorting out shoes and balls. I didn't fair too well in the first game, but ant did well, then the second game i finally found my form, a little too late as Tony also found his and took the game. We had a really nice time, all good camaraderie and laughs, after the bowling we went to McDonalds for dinner, big Macs all round. We were home just after eleven, the girls were pleased to see us, we put them out for the shortest time then headed up to bed. A nice day all in all, friday see's the actual party but the thing i am most looking forward to from my birthday is the week we will have away together, thanks mum
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