IT TAKES THE BISCUIT!

Will the Prime Minister resign, or wont he? It is looking very dodgy at the moment. He has announced that he does not want to be head of a coalition government, yet isn't that what is being set up? I'm a bit confused, but probably nothing like as confused as those people who are trying to sort out the Greek economy.

I was up with the church bells this morning. And I did make my biscuits. Life has to go on, and we have to have our little treats.
David went to the land to chop a tree down for firewood. It should just have dried out enough by the time the real cold weather comes in January/February.

I got the cooking bug once the biscuits were out of the oven, and went on to make a veggie lasagna and a pork and apple dish. It's been one of those homely days. The sun was really warm in our back yard, so I sat out there and did a spot of reading, one of Ian Rankin's detective stories. All in all a lovely Sunday!

I hope you have had a great weekend, follow me tomorrow, it's workout day and we may have a new Prime Minister. Love Jane x

PM asks for meeting with Papoulias, Samaras Prime Minister George Papandreou reportedly told his ministers during an extraordinary cabinet meeting on Sunday afternoon that he had asked President Karolos Papoulias to host a meeting between himself and opposition leader Antonis Samaras, during which the premier may announce his resignation.

Pressure for coalition government by the end of the day grows s the emergency cabinet meeting has begun in Athens, government sources warned on Sunday afternoon that there is a serious risk of Greece being thrown of the eurozone unless a political solution is found within the day, while EU Commissioner Olli Rehn said Brussels is working on scenarios for Greece to exit the common currency. Samaras: If the PM resigns, I am determined to help Opposition leader Antonis Samaras promised on Sunday afternoon to help build a coalition government once Prime Minister George Papandreou resigns, asking him to do that immediately.