Chapter 15 covered our year starting October 2022

Life slowly returned to ‘normal’ as we emerged into a post Covid world. More of the usual stuff from us plus a sinister new reader we didn’t bargain for.

• One off The Bucket List December 13, 2022 - Trips away, fabulous family news and lots of social events in the town. Cheryl has wanted to go to Egypt ever since she studied the Ancient Egyptians at primary school.  This was to be our very first package holiday, booked … Continue reading →
• Fabulous Festive Fun January 3, 2023 - December brought us around 2 weeks of bitterly cold weather with temperatures down to -6C and some days it didn’t rise above zero.  This is very unusual for Seaton as we are on the coast but it wasn’t as cold … Continue reading →
• Back To Benaulim March 10, 2023 - It’s been a while since we last posted as we’ve been away in our favourite place in Goa and frankly we’ve been too busy enjoying ourselves to post a blog entry.  We’re back and getting used to the unseasonably cold … Continue reading →
• Nos Amis June 1, 2023 - March, April and May, what a difference a month makes!  We arrived back from Goa to be greeted by cold and wet weather making us wish he hadn’t come home.  It didn’t last long, it’s good to be home and … Continue reading →
• It must be Summer….it’s raining! August 6, 2023 - The longed for sunshine and warmer temperatures finally arrived in June.  The following Saturday our town council put on a free outdoor music event for the community in the  park overlooking the sea.  It was a glorious day and we … Continue reading →
• This is The Captain of Your Ship…… January 1, 2024 - It’s been a while since our last entry mainly because we’ve been very busy having a good time with family and friends. We did some new things and we managed to tick off a bucket list item for Cheryl.  However, It … Continue reading →
• Obsession January 20, 2024 - Hello Regular Readers, this is a quick entry to let you know we have been stalked! It’s rather creepy and sinister as we have been invaded by an unwelcome visitor with malice aforethought.    At first we thought ‘how flattering, … Continue reading →