The morning started certainly
differently.
I looked up the
street to see a dawn raid had obviously happened at one of the houses up the
street. A couple of police vans were still parked outside.
This happens about
once or twice a year. One of our neighbours is regarded as one of the local crime barons.
He’s usually raided from time to time to check for stolen &/or pirated
goods.
It has to be said we
have no dealings with these people. When they first moved in, we sent our Christmas
card welcoming them. It was ignored, as were any proffered helloes when we
walked pass them. We put it down to their age. They are only in their early 20s
with a young child & clearly regard us as a couple of old codgers. We these
days ignore them back. Having seen the police vans there so often now, we feel
no urge to have anything to do with them.
The second thing
that made this morning different was the arrival of Storm Hector in the night.
It did start to rain last night, for the first time in weeks. As the night went
on the rain stopped & the wind grew. Now the plants are twisting this way
& that. The silver birches attempt to touch their toes. I’m relieved to say
the garden furniture seems to be staying in place, though I half wonder if it
wouldn’t be wise to move them into our recently floored shed for the duration.
Tomorrow I’m off to
see the doctor to get the result of my blood tests, to see if there is any real
cause for worry.
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