The Weekly Roundup

It made sense recently to use Microsoft 365 for my planning. But I started to find multiple to do list apps frustrating. I dabbled with Slash for a while - which is great but lacks some functionality - so I migrated all my tasks and plans into Twos. I've spent some time tweaking my set up but it's all sorted now. Twos is an amazing app - part planner, part writing things down - it's very customisable. And it gives great visibility of everything you need to do. Plus, it has a web app which is important, and you can share lists or make them public.

After two weeks (now nearly three) of a pesky flu bug, I finally feel like my mojo is back. It's good to be running on almost all cylinders again.

Last weekend we went to see Fisherman's Friends. While I wouldn't call it the best film ever, it was a nice film to watch on a Saturday evening. The next film is Mrs Harris Goes to Paris. This is based on the book by Paul Gallico, (currently only £1.99 on Kindle!), which I've read many times, and there's an earlier version of the film starring Angela Lansbury. Can't wait to see the new version.

We popped into a local town last weekend. There was a new stationery shop opening that I wanted to check out and as we were feeling a lot better, we wanted to have a mooch. We had a nice brunch in a place called Nourish.

I had an all day meeting in Buxton. I always enjoy the drive over there. During the day the rain was torrential. Unfortunately, the lunch was nothing to write home about!!

Thursday is market day. Last week I bought some delicious cherry scones so went in search of them again. The bread man wasn't there!

The former fruit and veg shop has transformed itself into a café. I've been in a couple of times. There are a lot of cafés in town but each one has its place. Some cafés are to visit with friends, others are where Chris and I go together, some are journaling cafés. This new one, which opens at 07:00 will be an early morning café. Always very handy!