Greetings dear readers and happy Easter from both of us.
On this most important day in the Christian calendar we thought we’d make an effort and emit a joint epistle.
We might let peace reign until tomorrow but there again if the dinner is good enough we might fight for the tidbits and the crumbs that fall under the table!
Precious Peeps it’s Pits Perfect here to get your weekend off to a wonderful start.
Every morning Al Roker gives a shout out to peeps turning 100.
That seems like an awesome age to me. Imagine being older than Granny.
Anyway until today Granny only knew one person who reached that remarkable age her Great Uncle Charlie!
Today though we want to give a BIG 100 BIRTHDAY shout out to cousin Barbara’s mother in law Win who is going strong and celebrating her century today in England.
She got a card from the King and Queen!!!
We haven’t met but since she produced Trevor we know she’s a good lady.
It is excessively frustrating when things don’t work out the way they should.
You put pics in your post and they don’t appear when you push publish!
Fortunately what you missed yesterday was a post from a PIT and not from me.
We all encounter hurdles and this may seem trite but it’s an example that you have to keep going and keep doing what you do in the hope what happened yesterday won’t happen again today.
So just to show I don’t bear grudges here is herself up front.
Precious Peeps it’s Pits Perfect here to cheer you up for this wet weather day!!!
First, apologies for the triple hit of yesterday’s emissions from the stinker. I cannot explain why WordPress felt the need to issue this since it was a load of $&?£.
Now on to wisdom from this wonderful woman!
It is a truth universally acknowledged that you cannot bake scones without flour and so it was that Granny tossed the stinker and me into the car to head for Aldi as she had forgotten to get said substance on Sunday.
As always I was given my place in the trunk but as you know I’m super smart.
So it was that in the time it took to buy a bag of flour I managed to push the back seat forward and get right up to the steering wheel.