No silly rain showers to spoil the day today, but plenty of sun and warmth. The morning was nothing special but this afternoon I spent a couple of hours with my Mr. Swiss. He now has his Kindle and today I received the charger device that I ordered from Amazon. I have one, but he needs his own now he is in his golden oldie abode. Now he is quite happy that he can read his books on the Kindle, although it also functions on his telephone.
When I left him I scootered to the grounds of the local castle and the geese were out keeping an eye on things.
There was quite a flock of them there, but for a change there was no noise. They can be quite loud sometimes.
There were also a herd of cows grazing on the land opposite Mr. Swiss home. You can hear them before you see them because of the bells they carry around their neck.
And that was my exciting day, but it is good to be able to relax with no stress. I had forgotten to get my favourite bread for Sunday, that I can bake up myself, but no problem. No. 1 son brought me a loaf whilst he was in town this afternoon. This evening I have a wash to do in the machine and the dishwasher will be used. I always run the machines after 9.00 in the evening as then electricity is half price, and it is really worth it.
I also had a look in at the local stables, but the horses were mainly in their boxes.
I wish everyone a good remainder of the day and see you tomorrow, same time and same place.
And yes, the neighbour’s cat Roschti arrived for some cat goodies. He regularly visits every day and waits patiently until he gets something from me. Afterwards he settles down on my porch for a sleep.
Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
You do live in a very pretty area–there is so much to see! And it is always good to see Roschti. I guess he always wanted to be here, but honored Tabby by keeping a distance.
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Tabby and Roschti just avoided each other. Now Roshti is the boss but has has become a little milder with age. He is now 19 years old. I still enjoy the novelty of living in the country after growing up in London.
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I love when the farmer puts cows into the field behind us, though ours don’t wear bells. It’s only for a few days, presumably to get a dump of manure on the field.
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Cows are part of our village population, they live side by side with us. We can often smell that they were there.
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our field looks like it has corn in it this year, although there are herds of cows not far away.
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Good Evening!
I have not seen Roschti in quite a while.
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He visits me at least twice a day.
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Peaceful days are good and rare enough. I think Roschti is sort of half your cat half someone else’s. We had a wanderer like that too. We tried to keep him, but he didn’t want to be kept. He stayed with us for a couple of weeks then wandered away. I’m sure he had a solid relationship with at least half the neighborhood. He was also the sweetest, most patient kitty I’ve ever known. He even let the little ones (Owen was just 4 at the time) give him a bath. He was just fine with life.
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Roschti grew up on our estate in his apartment changing owners. He lives with a guy that inherited Roscht from his ex girlfriend. He visits for treats and as the guy he owns is away working during the day he stays now and again, but I don’t want to adopt him, it’s fine as iit is.
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I understand why you don’t want a cat full time anymore. Good that Roschti comes by to keep cat withdrawal away.
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Yes, I now have a good arrangement.
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Good morning .. .it sounds like you had a productive and rewarding day yesterday. The pictures of the sunny sky and clouds are so delightful. It is very beautiful in your part of Switzeland. Take care and enjoy the rest of your weekend. SLP …
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It is good to get out and about. Mr. Swiss is not far away, otherwise I see very few people during the day.
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