Unpublished newsletters

Latest newsletter:
29th March 2025
I write this but a few days before I turn my wall calendar to the month of April. Maybe you will laugh at this, and think me quaint, to not have a more digital version.
Latest newsletter:
22nd March 2025
Almost the end of March now, and we are rapidly coming towards our 2025 Card Convention, which is the end of next month.
Latest newsletter:
15th March 2025
Welcome to another newsletter, and on time. This is because I have had to rest, after surgery, and not do anything strenuous, so sitting and tapping away on here fits that bill rather well. 
Latest newsletter:
8th March 2025
March, and the sun has arrived. Not only that, but I have enjoyed sitting in it, sometimes to eat my elevenses, and sometimes just to sit. It was also not too cold early this morning, about 7 am,  when I walked round the path barefooted for the first time this year.
Latest newsletter:
1st March 2025
On we "March" together. And hopefully happily, looking forward to a bright future. It may not entirely work out that way, but it is much better if we hope it will. Don`t you think? 
Latest newsletter:
22nd February 2025
here we are, in the last week of February, already, but, unlike last year, there will be only twenty-eight days this year, and so it will remain until February the 29th comes along again in 2028.  This week I have done my best but may not finish. Hence short intro. And much racing 
Latest newsletter:
15th February 2025
And so, just like that, we hit the weekend again. We are now half way through February, and heading, rapidly, towards March.
Latest newsletter:
8th February 2025
Heading into February now, and I have just become another year older, but its going okay so far.
Latest newsletter:
1st February 2025
So here we are, in February, the gateway between the winter and the spring. Yet, for all that, it can still be cold and rainy.
Latest newsletter:
25th January 2025
And so another week ends. More than that, too, for this is the final week of January. I have already noticed, slightly, that the darkness in the evenings comes on slower, and the lightness in the morning is sometimes arrived at whilst I still slumber on.