The human who types this for me is away next week, so I am sending out my Easter Greetings early.
I hope you all have a lovely Easter, and enjoy the break. Looking forward to a spring and summer of easing of restrictions and hopefully allowing us to all socialise again come July.
I hope you all have a lovely Easter, and enjoy the break. Looking forward to a spring and summer of easing of restrictions and hopefully allowing us to all socialise again come July.
Trudi and I have been enjoying the slightly milder weather and have been relishing our outings to Richmond, and across the road in Chiswick House grounds. There are lots of new smells and sounds to investigate, and we’ve been busy checking them all out.
I was slightly surprised by the heron – but we’re keeping a close eye on him and I hope he stays away from the ducklings and chicks that should be making an appearance soon.
The magnolia tree on the corner of Corney Road is looking wonderful. I hope you enjoy it when you come in to visit us.
The garden is blooming too, which is very welcome, and once the weather warms up a bit, we’ll begin doing activities in the garden for the residents again. We’ve all been shut up long enough.
The garden is blooming too, which is very welcome, and once the weather warms up a bit, we’ll begin doing activities in the garden for the residents again. We’ve all been shut up long enough.
Today we’ve been celebrating two anniversaries – the 50th Anniversary of Sr Cynthia’s profession (she celebrated by doing an extra KM on the bike!) and one of those 0 birthdays for our chef (and our great friend) Chris. The nice thing about days like this is that there is lots of cake!
Happy Easter everyone – and I hope your Easter egg hunts are successful. This is a picture from our Easter egg hunt last year.
Happy Easter everyone – and I hope your Easter egg hunts are successful. This is a picture from our Easter egg hunt last year.
