Any cheerful news today? (Nothing negative please! 🙂) (Part 2)

This year I bought 50 stère of wood, I didn’t really need it for this winter but got my eye on a wood boiler and some storage tanks.

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I’m not fooled by that, you’re really prepping for Presidente Le Pen getting rid of the foreigners -

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:exploding_head::exploding_head::face_with_crossed_out_eyes::face_with_crossed_out_eyes::shaking_face::shaking_face:

Like AM and Mikey, we’ve been sleeping with the upstairs windows open during the night. We’ve not needed to put up the mosquito screens in the (not so) new house… but for the past few days we’ve shared the house with some noisy grillons / crickets. They’ve been driving us crazy but tonight I finally managed to catch and release the final one :grin:

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Ah, but they may come back for a second innings… :smiley:

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Bet they’ve been driving him batty.

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Unexpected good news this morning. My globe wandering son whose midnight flight to Bordeaux was delayed and was not expected to arrive 'till this afternoon,

This morning at 5 I was awakened by a text which simply said ‘Hi Dad’. :astonished_face:
I replied 'where are you? and dropped off again waiting for an answer.

Having breakfast after 8 I idly checked FB again and found to my surprise that I appear to be reinstated, so I messaged briefly the same question again.

The surprising response was ‘Thiviers, having a coffee opposite the train station’

If only he had answered my first reply at 5 I might have been ready for him. Obviously there wasn’t a bus to Brantome but he managed a train to Thiviers.

Typical of him, he reminds me of me in my 20s wandering Australia without a thought to keep my Mum up to date, but he is 50 . :roll_eyes: :rofl:

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Stumped for an answer I would suspect.

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Its all over for them

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Bowled over probably. But they were always on a sticky wicket.

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Probably time to bail on the puns.

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Knock them for six

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Now we’re starting to pad things out.

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Bye…Bye…

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I declare it seams like you’re all spinning this over and over…

I can’t keep up with all you guys and your wit about cricket. So I’ll just say that my cheerful news is that we had our first tomato of the season. We grow St Pierre and they are good tasting tomatoes. Stuart picked 3 that were nice and red - just ready to eat (on their own with salt after cheese and raw onion sandwiches). Yummy Yummy in our tummy :tomato: :tomato: :tomato:

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:face_savoring_food: and double :face_savoring_food:.

And repeat :wink:

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The Cathar fortresses in Aude have now been added to the UNESCO world heritage list. I’ve only been to four of them (or seven as Lastours is made up of four fortresses) so maybe visits to the other four may be in order.

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I’m pleased about that. But they aren’t going to be called Cathar any more? I don’t see why not.