Our walks were lovely, great to witness the buds popping out, greenery appearing on the trees, wildlife come to life, AND shorts & T shirt...its April ?? but I am sure it wont stay like that..and the Spring chill will return...but today lets enjoy the sunshine..
It has been a busy, emotional week, started packing, you don't realise actually how much stuff "junk" you have, until you have to wrap each item in tissue, paper or bubble wrap...still a long way to go, but not moving out until June, so a bit of breathing space yet. Our new buyers are kindly letting us stay on as tenants until our other house had been renovated. (Thank you Julie & Ian)
Lots of back and forth to DIY shops, collecting flooring, picking window and hiring vans... but the ordering is just about done.
D Day was 14th April, sitting in a Notaires office and initialling numerous pieces of paper that all look important, but a lot of paperwork.. but quite a ceremonial occasion.. we now say goodbye to our old house and say Hello to our new one...with new ventures..
We saw our first Leveret running down out lane, such an active little thing, but very pretty. Cows in the fields with their calf's, all grazing in the grass..
Beautiful Spring days brought beautiful sunsets...I never tire of seeing them... Ideal to sit out and have an apero, with a taste of some local cheeses..
This week brought a new Moon, a Pink Moon..fortunately the sky was clear for me to take a photo,
Garden now getting into full bloom, all looking very colourful, bees buzzing and butterflies going from one flower to the next...
We finished our week at some friends...we had lunch to commemorate the death of Tommy Cooper who died 30 years ago. Food was amazing, glorious sunshine, we sat outside for Apero's, lovely chilled Pink Fizz, very refreshing. Tommy Cooper DVD playing in the background, and a few random and appropriate jokes thrown in during the meal. Great company, what a way to spend a leisurely Spring day ...
Lovely photos. I can't wait to see pics from your new place. Do you have lovely places to walk there too?
ReplyDeleteHi Paulita, We do have some lovely walk where we are moving too, its only 15 mins away. If you look at the village Verteuil-sur-Charente, you will see how beautiful it is. x
Deleteyou are blessed to live in France - no matter where it will be! it's a gorgeous country with fantastic landscapes and glorious food and winery. I pray to God that one day I will, also, be able to move there. since that moment, I enjoy your photos and comments with thanks. Irina.
ReplyDeleteThank you Irina, we are fortunate to live in such a beautiful country especially the Rural part of france. great Food and Drink, and some very enjoyable Vide-greniers..
DeleteMarguerite, Thanks for playing along with Dreaming of France today. I can't wait to see your new place. Here’s my Dreaming of France meme
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your move. Your week of photos are amazing- such a lovely feeling of spring. That bird is amazing! Do you know what it is?
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