A Far Better Day All Round
The sunshine returned today tho it was still rather cold, maybe we were just spoilt last week and greedy for more, I must say it's nice sitting here writing while looking out at a stunning low sun across the fens, hardly a cloud in the sky and dark damp fenland soil running on for miles.
At last I managed to replace the wild bird seed so the feeders are again full and after a couple of days without it the garden birds are once again happy, there was no way I was going to let them go without any longer, they keep me entertained all winter while I'm working at my torch so the least I can do is keep them feed, all it means is I wait a bit longer for clay and that's no problem at all.
On the health front, touch wood I feel 100% better today which not only means I can enjoy doing things like garden jobs, but also I feel more relaxed which helps a great deal, I guess it's a big circle, worry means stress, stress upsets my stomach, so if anyone has some good tips on relaxing they would be very welcome.
Well with Easter weekend upon us I hope everyone has a great time and not too much chocolate, at least that's one food I don't have to worry about playing me up as I've never really had a sweet tooth. Lets hope we get some nice bright Easter weather so we can all enjoy the countryside or a trip to the coast, to me there is no better way to enjoy a bank holiday than walking on the beach, sitting with a picnic and watching the sea.
Me, well I hope to spend the weekend with my torch cold and my potters wheel warm, I have a long list of ceramic items I want to make including beads and pendants too, I feel I need to give myself a few days to really get on top of the ceramics and this weekend is ideal, by Sunday I'll be covered in clay but boy I'll be happy plus by Monday morning I'll be ready for a fresh week on my torch, at last I'll find out what having a weekend off work really feels like.
So I hop you all enjoy tomorrow and get some warm hot cross buns eaten and I wish all of you a very happy Easter with your families.
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