I was:- spending time among ripe grapes too, helping colleagues and Ž's family to harvest sweet sweet grape berries.
- meeting lots of people and hearing the local news. Gossip here and there. I know that they talk about me too when I am not around but I got used to it.
- a little bit sad because I know that grapes will turn into wine, and this wine will cause lots of sorrow and suffering for many families in my country. I live in a country of drunkards but I am lucky that nobody in my family ever liked to drink any kind of alcohol.
- picking chestnuts (just two handfuls), and had them for supper last night.
- taking a trip to a lake where I watched the birds. With autumn came the fog too.
- wishing that I could be in the mountains. But a promise is a promise.
I hope that you had a good start into your autumn (or spring) too.
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I particularly like that photo of the lake and the two people. A friend of mine recently took a photo of his tripod and camera against the night sky and I thought it was fabulous, too. Me? I won't be drinking any wine since I am alcohol intolerant just like my mother. :-)
Sounds like a lovely weekend! I would much rather eat the grapes off the vine than in a glass. I drink almost no alcohol at all.
Good to know... because I won't have any troubles what not to serve you both for drink if you ever come over. :)
I have to confess - I like wine, also the typical apple wine of our region, which has not so much alcohol (~ 5%). I have collected the first maroons/chestnuts, too - I love them :-)
Bodecea
Well, Bodecea, it is nothing wrong if you like wine. :)
I just don't like drunkards who do cause lots of sorrow in this world.
Pina, I don't like drunkards, too, of course. :-)
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