Summer into spring
What a day! I am sunburnt! Just applied some rose water and avocado oil to the face. One side's redder than the other, giving me the fashionable 'slapped' - or is it slapper? - look. Judith took myself and the boys for a walk amongst the bluebells of Redburn country park. And what a cascade, a cacophony of bluebells. So many that the air was tainted with their sweet, gentle scent. This is what blue on a summer's day is like. It doesn't feel like 1 May, but 1 July. It's July with a nip as the wind still blows cold, cool. We marvelled at it. and at the wonder of being alone with that treasure. Far below us Belfast City with its harbour and across from us the glens of Antrim starting on its crumpled way along the coast. It was so silent. If they had put a hideous shopping mall the place would have been thronging, but because it was a marvel far greater, no one was there. Yesterday, as we whizzed through the outer ring, i blessed the many parks that surrounded Belf...