There’s a lot of yellow out there through my window. When the sun is shining too, I’m truly convinced that my garden is wishing us all a Happy Easter with a golden burst of daffodils just as the latest tea cosy,  a wonderfully vivid yellow from my mother’s inventive brain,  goes on display in the kitchen. Yellow is definitely the colour for this weekend. So Happy Easter to all Wolfie’s readers.

So there you are, yellow. Here’s a yellow song too. Happy Easter, everyone.

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I am fortunate to have a mother who is good with her hands. Mine, Mrs Irene Baxter (formerly Irene Bell), on the verge of a very significant birthday, is still designing and making knitted and crocheted garments and other things such as the now traditional seasonal tea cosies that she produces for me in time for each season of the year.

Yesterday, summer turned into autumn, and so, in my household, this year’s summer cosy has been replaced by a new design for autumn. I think you will see that mrs Baxter’s imagination and dexterity show now sign of tiring. A good way to start Autumn.

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Hey, a sunny weekend in Lewes, UK – it almost convinces me that we might have a bit of Summer in this country this year. I don’t feel quite so bad now about returning from Italy. I daren’t look at the weather forecast though – I don’t want to get depressed.

My roses cheer me up anyway – meals alfresco until further notice. I think it’s time for Mrs Baxter’s Summer tea-cosy.

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