The Guardian -
6 Jul 2019 07:00

By 4pm, even the tortoise has sought refuge indoors, attacking the stub of a lettuce in the shadow of the kitchen table On Saturday I am woken by what sounds like the hooves of eight tiny reindeer skittering above my head. I know from experience that the noise is being made by a single fat crow hopping along the roof tiles, up over the peak and back again, in a display of manic vigilance. I open my eyes. Sunlight is streaming through the open window. The crow bounces and skids over my head. It i...
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