Scattered Strawberry Summer

                                        Bobby Gentry- Ode to Billy Joe

       I moustache you a question



       a teeny weeny clock

Until my next post, my chums

aka lame photos from the past!...




                           My SO



My other friend Lucie, whose face should be familiar to my dedicated readers

                                         Electric Avenue by Eddy Grant

 I do love his hair, it's not like that any more, even though it's the same length, it's not as curly

 a bunch of carrots, potatoes, svede (I think), onions, cauliflower, cabbage

and whatever this is... it smells familiar though. someone, enlighten me please!

Yesterday I went to London for a regional meeting I was.dressed up as an elf. It was quite fun, and us three won a prize for the best outfits yay.

As we finished early, I decided to go to Oxford street hoping to find some Christmas presents. I found exactly what my mother wanted, browsed some shops not looking for anything in particular, tried to find my friends who works in one of the shops, but by the time I found which one it was too late but we're planning to meet during the holidays as I will have many days off.

Lately I've been trying to eat healthier, no more (well almost) shop bought sandwiches for me, I cook myself something for lunch almost every day now & I'm trying to eat more vegetables & fruits. It's a lot easier now when I'm receiving a box of fresh, locally grown, organic vegetables. Every box is different and I never know what I am going to get which I love! I will take a picture of my next box so you can see how amazing it looks.

                        Just a random couple I spotted during Frank Sinatra's tribute concert some years ago

My SO has recently started coaching under 14s basketball team & today I went to see them in action!


The club was established by my SO's cousin, I think it's great that they are trying to teach children to play basketball, it's not very popular in UK, which still surprises me.I come from a country where basketball is a religion, &sadly my adopted country doesn't care much about it. Most of the children that come to this club have never played basketball  or even watched a game before so it's quite a challenge to train them from scratch. It's rather funny when parents don't know rules at all  and in turn find it hard to follow. Anyway, it was a great fun and Lions, my SO's team have won 100:72, which is quite impressive result! It's their second win this season.

I'm going to start helping the club, mainly in admin stuff & raising funds, will be something to add to my CV & I love getting involved in something like this.