It’s been a day of errands today – collect a parcel from the sorting office, droop something of at one shop, another bag to the charity shop and a watch battery in another shop.
Then it was an evening of TV and a night of cookery. It was meant to be the other way round but I got side-tracked at the jewellers (three cups of teas in the office) then the quizzes came on TV.
Tonight I have cooked ratatouille, turned half of it into pasta bake for tomorrow, and am just waiting for the timer to sound.
At that time it will be time to serve a rather late tea and watch the final of The Great Pottery Throwdown. If you ever watch it, read this post to tell you about the tearoom. One of the other posts has some photos of the canal side. I’d like to think I could have been a potter, if only it wasn’t for my lack of application, time and talent.
Ah well, dreams…
The timer just went off. Time to eat.
The featured image shows a clear Spring sky and a fine array of solar panels on the roof of a house. I am slightly ashamed of myself for not having solar panels, but I’m simply not going to live in this house long enough for them to pay their way.
A fine spring sky, and I like the solar panels. 🙂
Yes, spring is getting closer. I must do more about our carbon footprint.
I’m with Tootlepedal. Would very much like to have solar panels on our house, but because we live in the woods, our roof doesn’t get enough sun. Alas.
Ours is similar, and I refuse to ‘cut trees to save the environment’–
Refusing to cut trees is a good thing. 🙂
Yes, it’s not always easy.
A relative with solar panels met a problem in selling their house because the small print says the supplier of the panels still owns them
Yes, it must make things awkward. I would have to look into that too.
I would like to have solar panels but our house obstinately points the wrong way and won’t move even if asked politely.
We are aligned correctly but I looked at the cost, the life-span, the payback time and resale problems and decided to leave it until after we move. We have been thinking of moving for the last 25 years…
I know the feeling. Mrs T is always going to move in a small eco house next year,
My father always had a plan to move house “next year”. 🙂