Not today I might add...I’ve had a very lazy day sitting around doing practically nothing! Rained nearly all day so no incentive or need to go outside.
There were some lovely wild flowers along this lesser used length of the Lancaster canal, the bulrushes looked lovely.
Three good things:
1. I did make a rhubarb pie with some of the rhubarb I was given.
2. Lots of photos of the boys from NZ.
3. Three small pots of lavender from a friend.
@beryl Well it might be good to rest it Beryl. Trouble is we always feel guilty just sitting...a woman thing! We’re never off our feet normally, I’ve had a really lazy day so took myself off for a leg stretch up & down the lane just now.
I know the feeling of having earned a lazy sit. Now, I'm doing steps - to up one step and down again, changing the feet at half time - I do about 80. You could do that inside!
What a lovely place for a walk. I've had a couple of lazy days. Bucketed down with rain here. Yesterday I did grocery shopping in the morning but stayed close to the woodburner all afternoon.
That's a really pretty pov. Nice scene.
On your question, I was on the National Committee of a thing called the CDFB, which stood for Christian Dance Fellowship of Britain. So I went to the International Conference in Jerusalem primarily to represent Britain along with some other members as a dancer. However, they found their pianist was not available initiallly and I was recognised by the International leaders as someone they had heard play at events before, so I got snaffled on to the piano and away from the dance floor! Later in the week, I got the chance to dance as well thankfully. We did some dancing out in the streets at various gates around Jerusalem as well as a concert in The New Church there - it has no icons at all and any background could walk in there without an issue. I played flute for that. It was a fascinating city and well worth a visit. The four quarters mean it is a huge pull for all "people of the Book" as they call it - Jews, Christians and Muslims alike all have it as a holy and special city.
@casablanca What a wonderful experience, one of the best times of your life I should imagine! You are a very versatile member of the team obviously....saved the day! My daughter used to play the flute in an orchestra but not recently sadly!
On your question, I was on the National Committee of a thing called the CDFB, which stood for Christian Dance Fellowship of Britain. So I went to the International Conference in Jerusalem primarily to represent Britain along with some other members as a dancer. However, they found their pianist was not available initiallly and I was recognised by the International leaders as someone they had heard play at events before, so I got snaffled on to the piano and away from the dance floor! Later in the week, I got the chance to dance as well thankfully. We did some dancing out in the streets at various gates around Jerusalem as well as a concert in The New Church there - it has no icons at all and any background could walk in there without an issue. I played flute for that. It was a fascinating city and well worth a visit. The four quarters mean it is a huge pull for all "people of the Book" as they call it - Jews, Christians and Muslims alike all have it as a holy and special city.