I had a lovely lunch on Wednesday after visiting the Peterborough Cathedral. Seeing that dinosaur made me hungry and thirsty. I couldn’t buying a pina colada π









I had a lovely lunch on Wednesday after visiting the Peterborough Cathedral. Seeing that dinosaur made me hungry and thirsty. I couldn’t buying a pina colada π









I went for a fun outing today. I went to view the Titanosaur (Patagotitan mayorum), which is much larger than the Tyranasauras, at the Cathedral. I have bmnever seen one that big before. It was huge, when standing
directly underneath it!
Length: Approximately 37 metres (121 feet)
Height: 6 metres (about 19-20 feet)
Weight: Estimated 70 tonnes when alive
















I have some more photos to add later
I am uncertain whether anyone else recalls the song “Puppy Love.” However, I have fond memories of admiring The Osmonds, particularly Donny and Marie, during my childhood. Donny is a few years older than me. Growing up, possessing positive role models was important during adolescence; I was eager to learn about their interests, including their “likes and dislikes.” I have always admired Marie Osmond. If I were to recommend role models from contemporary pop culture, I would still select The Osmonds. They were top of the list. Ok, maybe joint favourites are Westlife. ππ

I ate a lovely lunch at Turtle Bay yesterday afternoon. We had glorious sunshine. The weather was just perfect as I ate a delicious Trini Coconut Curry. It was a lovely setting. I was seated overlooking the church in Central Peterborough. π






I found myself quite amused yesterday evening. I inadvertently let out an involuntary scream, entering the shower feeling somewhat drowsy. As I adjusted the showerhead, which was directed towards me, I encountered a sudden surge of cold water. π±
I love photographing beach huts. I think our English seasides look so unique lined with colourful beach huts. π

Below are just some of the beach huts I have photographed over the years.







Throughout my life, I have often felt the need to demonstrate my abilities and worth, especially in environments where others may underestimate or dismiss me. I am committed to maintaining my integrity and confidence, remaining true to myself despite any challenges. I will continue to be authentic and dedicated to my principles, undeterred by external pressures.
All of the crying has just made me stronger!

Q. Is it a fair question to ask someone in their late 50’s to late 60’s, where they saw themselves in 10 years’ time? π
A. Asking someone in their late 50’s where they envision themselves a decade from now is a profoundly meaningful question β one that can open the door to heartfelt reflections and genuine dreams. When posed with genuine sensitivity and in a thoughtful context, it becomes a powerful way to connect on a deeper level, honouring the profound life changes and experiences that define this beautiful stage of life. While a 30-year-old might be passionately chasing career milestones, a person in their sixties may be yearning for fulfilment in their lifestyle, cherishing hopes for health, happiness, and the comfort of a well-earned retirement. It’s a question that carries the promise of understanding, empathy, and the beauty of life’s ongoing journey. π
Aww, I can remember Lena Zaveroni on the Hughie Green show “Opportunity Knocks.”
Sadly, Lena died when she was just 35 years old. She died from pneumonia following a long battle with anorexia nervosa. It was so sad as she had an amazing singing voice. She won opportunity knocks in 1974 when I was just 13 yrs old. Lena was a couple of years younger than me. Therefore, she must have been just 11 years old when she won the show.
I am E Na. E Ve’d me!
I used to grow a number of different Clamatis in my garden. This was one of my favourites. It was known as “The Star Of India.” π π


