Sunday thoughts
Mar. 15th, 2026 09:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rhino_neilSo, Considering how much time I've put into laudry, rubbish recycling, kicthen and office, the lack of any finished clean space is disaapointing, but progress was made, sun was sat in, "Rocky" was watched on the itvx app. Doctor Who - The Great Beyond audio play was started, I've had it for 6 months and hadn't listned to it yet, It's afifth Doctor, Adric, Nyssa & Tegan story and I decided to listen to all the Big Finish with this cast in a few weeks ago and have made quite good progress with a Big Finish era that all came out within the last 9 years. BF have produced a lot of stories, so re-listening particularly as an ""era" is not easy if you want to stay up to date as well!.
I've opened "The Great When" by Alan Moore a couple of times, butnot got far. NO reason, just never quite found the time to settle. I'm enjoying his flowery language and looking forward to finishing book 1 before the second one comes out next month!
I did finish Pigeon Post on audio book this week by Arthur Ransome, again the period detail, parti;carly the fire fighting scenes appealed most. I listend to the start of "We Didn't mean to go to sea" and without the Amazons (my least favorite pair) I'm looking forward to this as the journey accross the NOrth Sea in the dark still rings a bell or genuine fear over 40 years since I last read it.
I went up to the Cafe and sat outside with my chai and toatsed sandwich. It was cold and bracing but even on a grey day there's a brightness to the spring days that separates us from winter.
I'm offf in two weeks and making some progress on the flkat before then is a good thing. Looking at my desk now, it's much clearer than this morning.
Sarah had such a rich full life that improving how I live mine for now and the future takes on a bigger meaning.
I've opened "The Great When" by Alan Moore a couple of times, butnot got far. NO reason, just never quite found the time to settle. I'm enjoying his flowery language and looking forward to finishing book 1 before the second one comes out next month!
I did finish Pigeon Post on audio book this week by Arthur Ransome, again the period detail, parti;carly the fire fighting scenes appealed most. I listend to the start of "We Didn't mean to go to sea" and without the Amazons (my least favorite pair) I'm looking forward to this as the journey accross the NOrth Sea in the dark still rings a bell or genuine fear over 40 years since I last read it.
I went up to the Cafe and sat outside with my chai and toatsed sandwich. It was cold and bracing but even on a grey day there's a brightness to the spring days that separates us from winter.
I'm offf in two weeks and making some progress on the flkat before then is a good thing. Looking at my desk now, it's much clearer than this morning.
Sarah had such a rich full life that improving how I live mine for now and the future takes on a bigger meaning.
