Awful weather here - I expect I'll spend most of the day at the computer, watching a forgetful nuthatch constantly returning to the empty bird feeder, forgetting it was empty at his last visit two minutes ago.
Visited Shaggy yesterday - he was looking very shaggy.

That might explain it

Not sure if you know but on Twitter all your posts since January seem to have vanished. It may be something at my end - it's hard to know with Twitter these days.

I don't think I've ever been immensely busy.
It sounds tiring.

Maybe next time you could put the words back together in a different order so all the messages are positive. Recycle the hate into something good.

And here is the story preserved in stone on the façade of the Royal Courts of Justice in London

The young ones are wonderful - black and white stripes. I'm lucky that I live near Leeds Castle where there are a lot who are used to people so you can get quite close.

Great Crested Grebes have become one of my favourite birds. I've been watching a couple of families grow up over the summer.

He does that sometimes. He stops as soon as I produce another handful of seed.

Can't see you waving! You're too far away!

That's me! (On the bench)

That's always good.

It is. And a bit up and down.

It was very impressive. Chris is much better at this kind of thing than me but I need to do more of it. I love spending my time with ducks, geese and peacocks, but i really should do more of this.

Hmm, better

I NEVER take photos of me. I've always hated it. The nearest I've ever got to a selfie is with a drone, 100ft up.

Well done him.
I'm not convinced 'plough through' is the best choice of words.

Thanks. It certainly made a change from ducks and geese (nice though they are).
It was a bit exhausting as every time her coach got close she went to wave out the window on the other side, so I had to run ahead of the horses to try and get her further on, hoping she waved to our side. Several times.