OS Daily Wed 16th July 08

KAAT_LADY

GOODNIGHT ALL

betheebee

Hi to all, I forgot to say that I knitted 9 hats for prem babes whilst in France, so Miolliere I will update my total hats tomorrow.

Whould like to send thanks and hugs to so many, especially SMOKIEBABE, AND THE SMOKELETS, PENPIN, ANNIE S, MRS.MIX, CANDY, CHRISTA, CELYN, SQUIGGLY, ANNIE B, GRANNYBROOM, HARRIBO, REDRUBY, HESTER, BARGAN RZL, JANNIE, CATOWEN, and many many more. Bless you all for the the kindness you have shown towards me throughout my bad times.

AussieLass

Hello,

Thanks for your concern. I'm quite alright. I was just overcome with jealousy finding out about Twink being in the email :rolleyes: and I wasn't able to type. I'm getting over it now but still a bit fragile. Well done Twink. :cool:

Having Ninny day today instead of tomorrow so I'll come on tonight when he's gone. I better get my act together and get ready. DH home today and the sun is shining. What more could I ask. It rained all day yesterday.

SNowy, your hair sounds lovely. Could you take a picture and email it to me?
Have a good nights sleep and I'll pop back later. Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

donny-gal

grannybroon wrote: »

ps DG - you worry me about your fixation with weather sites. Can you do a long range forecast for me for West of Ireland from 8th August please (this should include first part of holiday being just north of Dublin!) I want sea state etc for the ferry crossing to Belfast!!!!!!!!

I worry you GB - I worry me!!:eek: :eek:

Unfortunately 10 days is the best I can find, so too soon to help, but at a rough guess August - Irish Sea - Rough and Choppy - Gale Force 6.
cloudy, drizzle, with the odd sunny period when it's not pouring, or having thunderstorms. The odd Hail storm if you are unlucky;)

Does this help.

Just for good Measure today has been Cloudy 24 degrees, with a horrendous thunderstorm tonight, and massive lightening display competing with the Fireworks after the Parade tonight for the Festival of the Virgin Carmen (Patron saint) for seafarers - This is a fishing port and the float of her is carried from the church to the port, and then put on a fishing boat and taken just outside the harbour when all the other boats sail around her and pay homage to her.

DG