MARCH 2022
One blink and February was gone! The daffodils are growing in the garden so it feels like spring, Let’s hope for sunny days. Are you having pancakes today? It is also International wheelchair day, so spare a thought for them and open the door.
View Post2022
Happy New Year to you and yours. GOODREADS I have the app for Goodreads on my iPad, it’s very easy to use and I find it the best way to keep account of what books I read each year. Last year my challenge or aim was to read 70 books but I’m afraid I didn’t come close to that as I only read 56 books during 2021. I am not sure what happened last year, maybe it was because I tried too hard to finish a book when I really was not getting into it at all. Why waste time…
View PostTHE LAST OF 2021
LEAS CLIFF HALL, FOLKESTONE – CINDERELLA We had a wonderful time at the pantomime, it was their first time and they loved it. The show was very good, keeping you watching the stage with the singing and dancing. SEEING SANTA AT FOLKESTONE GARDEN CENTRE Enzo’s first time seeing Santa, all was fine until he got into Santa’s grotto, then he wanted to leave! The whole scene was really well set up, with so many displays to keep the youngsters entertained as you walked through. Well worth the trip and would definitely go again next year. HARBOUR CHURCH CAROLS OUTSIDE This…
View PostMY WRITING GROUP IN FOLKESTONE, KENT
WRITE BY THE SEA The writing group that I run here in Folkestone is doing so well, we have such a great group of people that all share their knowledge. We have a group meeting once a month on a Thursday evening where we have a chat about any book news that I have, we then discuss the exercise that we have completed which involves some sharing their work, or asking questions. I like to keep it very informal so as not to put people off from sharing. If any members want to ask questions or share some of their…
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