A Starry Pearl

Starry Pearl, Cynaeda dentalis

Here is the Captain's latest moth - beautiful name, beautiful creature.  It was resting in our downstairs porch - and is a very rare sighting indeed for West Sussex.   He is very pleased.

Supper at Jacks Saturday night. She gave us Thai chicken curry, rice and salad, followed by creme caramel with raspberries, plus cheeseboard. All delicious.   And a fun evening of course.  How long have we known each other now?    And we are sharing the experience of growing old together - with its difficulties and its compensations.

The Captain left early  on Sunday laden down with Metal Detectors and sandwiches hopefully heading towards the exact spot where Frederik the Forgetful buried his hoard of gold coins.    The veggie soup for supper is made.

Its Monday, and either Frederik did remember where his hoard was, or Col never found it.  Or possibly there never was a Frederik the Forgetful in the first place.    Either way no hoard, but the Captain had a fun day.

I was at the meeting on Sunday no passenger this time, she is away.  Powerful teaching, gave me a lot to think about, and I may have to make quite a change...  need to pray about it and talk it over with an elder.  They are all younger than me now! - but they are so helpful and kind.  And stand firm for Biblical principles.

Then I dropped in some shopping and a Watchtower to Jean who wisely did not come to the meeting - she is still shaken and bruised from her fall.