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Sunny scene

The sun is favouring our side of the world now. This year I haven’t felt that sudden shift in the air that I usually experience late August, but the plants and birds insist it is Spring.

Sent from my Nokia Lumia 530 after my morning walk.

Today I begin a 4000 daily word slog for 20 days – gotta get this rewrite done!

Have a great day. 😀

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15 thoughts on “Sunny scene

  1. sue says:

    Yes, the warm weather is surely creeping in. I’m waiting for an abrupt shift back to winter. It has been too mild. Usually have rain during the school holidays. BAD for the sinus & hayfever, chemists & pharmaceutical companies will be loving it.

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    • I’m always intending to keep at it, Barbara, but I let myself down so many times. I’m making this determined push so when I see my family next month I can honestly say “it’s finished, just needs editing”. That’s the plan, anyway.

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    • LOL – well said, Sue! Where’s my word for the year – DETERMINATION – when I need it. Oh, there’s the blighter, behind the door. Blast it, have to drag my crook foot/ankle to the loo again – I’ll grab that word on the way back. I’ve tweaked one scene, and written 71 new words in another. I’ll check in with a final tally this evening. ❤

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    • Ohhh, it sounds harder than it is, Janet, since whole chunks of words only need a tiny bit of rewriting. I need to get it done so I can begin the real hard stuff – editing!

      I’m off to a dismal start. Sprained my foot going down a small step this morning. Ouch.

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  2. sue says:

    Ah, that explains it, as we get older we can’t do two things at the same time. Have you tried rubbing your tummy and patting your head at the same time lately? Don’t try standing on one leg while you try.

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  3. We have had a similar delay in feeling the change of seasons this year. September was typically unreliable about its weather, but it was as much like summer as any July or August. Still, wildlife can see beyond such inconsistencies, and assure us that the calendar is more reliable than the thermometer for keeping track of time.

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