Poorly chicken

[Janty]

Hope that was spelt correctly.

 

We are off to lovely Wales later so I will speak soon. I don't know, I've only just come back on and now I'm going again. I said to hubby that I was going to miss the girlsbut he wasn't very sympathetic.

 

 

We are going to attempt Snowdon no matter what the weather is like so finfers crossed.

 

 

Then when we get back I'll collect the new pekins and take some piccies.

 

[Space Chick]

Good night to you too Janty

 

Have fun.

[iar fach goch]

If you haven't already left, make sure you pack a good rain coat. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but it's absolutely bucketing it down and the wind is howling! On the plus side it's not actually cold - it just sounds like winter out there! I'm sure you'll have a great time anyway. Mwynha dy wylia!

[Looney]

Hope you have a good trip Janty

[Plum]

Prey for no rain for you then.

 

Go on get going I'm looking forward to seeing your new Pekins

[poachedegg]

Have a fab time .

[Happy chickens!]

Hope the weather is better than forecast - and if you see a bedraggled group of air cadets up Snowdon, wave to the ginger one - OS is doing his silver d of e this weekend.

[Lewis]

Have fun

 

Hope the weather is holding up

[iar fach goch]

it was a gorgeous sunny day here yesterday and so far looking good today so hopefully everyone has managed Snowdon in the sun.

[Sam Palmer]

Hope you have a great time.

Slightly off topic, I know, but looking at the subject title, I've just remembered something ES (16) said when he was very small. I'm Welsh, but don't speak it and just know/recognise some words. We were staying at my parents and earlier that evening my mum had told him that 'nos da' was 'good night'. After I'd put him to bed and left the room he called out

'Goodnight, all the stars are gone.'

(no stars)

We did laugh, but had to do so quietly, so he wouldn't realise what we were laughing at!