A Visit By The Crow,

started the day,

then blog posted, exercises completed, a shower, breakfast ate,

and I was on my way,

past the church,

and on to the post office, a few letters to post and I had to pick uo some stamps,

next stop past the war memorial,

where people were gathering for this so important day, 

after leaving the bank, back onto the bus,

to the dentist, joy of joys, my new gnashers were ready, I can now smile without looking goofy,

back on the bus to Homebase,

where they had a nice selection of orchids for sale amongst other plants,

but it was this department I was looking for,

not for a Christmas tree,

although they had plenty of them,

as an aside,

whilst I was here,

I thought I would pop outside and look at the real ones,

but my attention was taken by the heathers,

so many bright vibrant colours,

here were the real trees,

starting at £30,

and upwards,

but as we already had ours, I did not buy one, but I did buy a few things for the front door, I know it is early, but next week we will make a start on making the house ready for Christmas,

a walk back home through the park,

not many leaves left on the trees now,

this would make a great Christmas tree, a bit big though, it must be over 50 feet tall,

lots of people at the park café,

past the mansion,

now closed for the duration,

I stopped and looked back to the mansion,

as I was reading this sign about David Bowie,

in the evening a pre-meal read and a sherry,

mixed cold cuts for tonight as a starter,

'Cheers!',

shepherds pie for my main course,

another 'Cheers!',

just before midnight Diana called, so off to the 162 bus stop to walk her home, arriving back a slice of panettone each, a coffee, a chat and we were off to bed.