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Saturday, 17 January 2009

Illustrious arrival

Four degrees at 9am. Overcast with a little breeze. This morning, the young cockerel did a curious side shuffle in the opposite direction when he saw me, and his longsuffering friend, a smaller-than-breed, lopsided hen (there's always one in every brood) jumped up on the feed bucket and let me stroke her.

Today, Grazia Deledda arrived. Not physically, of course. I can be fairly certain that she wouldn't make it up the hill. I mean a copy of her most well-loved novel, Reeds in the Wind. Now I really have no excuse but to start on my New Year's resolution, and from a quick browse through I think I'm going to enjoy it...


3 comments:

Dave King said...

Hope you do enjoy it.

Anonymous said...

Glad to hear that the feathered bully has learnt his place!

Enjoy the book!

Joy said...

Hopefully this is the beginning of a long lasting friendship.


Joy

Saturday, 17 January 2009

Illustrious arrival

Four degrees at 9am. Overcast with a little breeze. This morning, the young cockerel did a curious side shuffle in the opposite direction when he saw me, and his longsuffering friend, a smaller-than-breed, lopsided hen (there's always one in every brood) jumped up on the feed bucket and let me stroke her.

Today, Grazia Deledda arrived. Not physically, of course. I can be fairly certain that she wouldn't make it up the hill. I mean a copy of her most well-loved novel, Reeds in the Wind. Now I really have no excuse but to start on my New Year's resolution, and from a quick browse through I think I'm going to enjoy it...


3 comments:

Dave King said...

Hope you do enjoy it.

Anonymous said...

Glad to hear that the feathered bully has learnt his place!

Enjoy the book!

Joy said...

Hopefully this is the beginning of a long lasting friendship.


Joy