well, fluffy onesie on + donkey brown boottee-tyle slippers
cuppa Twinnings tea = everyday variety, decaff + s/sk milk = no sugar +
Blue Ribband original choccy bic to hand
checking on my cat Marvellous Marty the Magnificent = beside me in his pet-bed under the wooden desk 
on which new basic desktop printer will be put = on or around next payday ..... I mean upon the wooden desk not upon the cat 
kicked my old basic Epson printer in frustration many many months ago 
therapeutic for me for about 3 nano-seconds but really, really bad for the printer
well, let's see if there are many takers for my initial entry into the off-top unofficial world of 'the lounge area'
WispaRed7 
@Cleoriff wrote:Hi Jane. Yes I have seen Flamenco danced properly by Spaniards. It always makes me smile when I watch it though because I remember my grandson calling it 'stubborn dancing'.....(because there is a lot of foot stomping)
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I love this Jane. In fact I have always said to my husband that I would love to go and see it at this time of year. He always replies 'Why? It's just leaves dying'....No imagination at all that bloke....
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@Anonymous wrote:
I love this Jane. In fact I have always said to my husband that I would love to go and see it at this time of year. He always replies 'Why? It's just leaves dying'....No imagination at all that bloke....
*lol* at your husband's comment Cleo' ... = ... 'The Fall is just leaves dying' = I shall remember that, lol again
Autumn is my favourite season, although it's the shortest = the cool air, but there is sunshine & blue sky, the warm colours of the countryside, conkers, cones etc ... some people see Autumn as a depressing pre-cursor to the long Winter season, I just don't happen to see it that way :womanvery-happy:
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I do love that part of Autumn....we can have some glorious weather as well...However, my favourite season is late spring and summer....When it gets light in the morning and stays like that longer...
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I should add that it's now winter in my opinion. Weather not above 6c today...sunny in the afternoon but cold cold cold...Central heating on....windows closed. Hate it ...:smileysad:
I do love the month of June, 3rd week, Summer solstice, long light days (as you say above ^ ^ ^ Cleo')
21 March = 1st day of Spring is a favourite date of mine
(sod this each season begins on the 1st of the quarter 'cos it's geography = sorry, but it's the pc lot which have infiltrated the powers that be in the weather 'department / organisation(s)' !) 
Edited the word 'mate' out of 3rd line above ^ ^ ^ after the word 'geography' ... because, on reflection, I'd not expressed myself clearly enough
*Climate is Average Weather* ... says Wispa' remembering her school geography
@Cleoriff wrote:I should add that it's now winter in my opinion. Weather not above 6c today...sunny in the afternoon but cold cold cold...Central heating on....windows closed. Hate it ...:smileysad:
Yes, central heating on to warm the house, I'm wearing layers of 'solid' clothing
imho Cleo' you're a warm / hot type of person eg you luv going to your place in Spain
I'm a cool / warm person imho ... however did I manage a whole year in Sharjah UAE ?
I once spent a week on the Estoril coast of Portugal in March, many years ago, before my son was born ... it was to do with my then husband studying for a qualification in Urban Design (in a hot climate) at Oxford Polytechnic & partners were allowed to accompany the students ... oh, the outdoor everyday life, the lemon fruit on the public trees, strawberries, prawns, freshly caught & cooked sardines, short warm showers, not forgetting Portugese brandy 
... = ... I luvved it & have very fond memories it all
