Glorious Easter Day

Well, my dears, what a glorious day it has been; we do so hope yours has been the same. My guardians, my sister and I awoke much refreshed after a splendid sleep; it is true that I, perhaps, require slightly less sleep than others and more regular refreshment but, nonetheless, was grateful for the opportunity of a little longer to rest. As the sun rose in the sky it was a beautiful spring morning, doors were opened and windows thrown wide. A line full of my guardians woollen, winter attire fluttered in the spring sunshine and a leisurely breakfast was enjoyed. The garden received much attention with lawns trimmed and raked, edges neatened and a general tidy up undertaken. Morning coffe was enjoyed outside, as was afternoon tea upon the terrace. Joyous birdsong and much fluttering accompanied the day's work, such a joy to behold. Most important of all, drapery in the home was not drawn against the night until well past eight o clock. Now that Michaelmas and Easter are behind us, we will rush full steam ahead t'ward summer. Next stop, cow parsley in the lanes and the early Sping Bank Holiday May Fair to enjoy.