Well, aside from http://www.whitehairedwoman.com, which is my absolute favourite, being my website, I like Google for looking up stuff, the NHS app for ordering my blood pressure tablets etc, and Tesco.com for my weekly shopping.

There are others I like which I don’t visit as often, like jigasaurus.com. Sometimes I like to go there and see what lovely jigsaws I haven’t got.

I don’t really buy old jigsaws any longer as I don’t have my own site now but, every once in a while, I go to an auction site and see a group of jigsaws that are very tantalising – and leave a commission bid. And, once in a while I am the winning bidder and it is then that I remember that the bid isn’t all I will have to pay! There’s the commission on the bid itself and also the postage and packing which can add up to more than my winning bid!

Another that I like is Amazon.co.uk. Since I gave up driving and with few shops within walking distance, I often need things I can’t get otherwise. I know that Mr Bezos really doesn’t need my pitiable sums as he has billions, but, at least, I am helping some people to keep their jobs and am buying things I need and having them delivered when I need them.

I used to spend many minutes a day on Facebook.com then transferred those minutes to Twitter.com, in the days before X. I am glad to say that I tired of Twitter before it became X! Mr Musk really doesn’t need my help to keep his children in the style to which they have always been accustomed and himself in ketamine (if the tales are true).

A website that I do visit every day is bookbub.com. This is mainly because every day they send me a list of books which I may be interested in buying and adding to my Kindle. It’s actually sent by Apple.com but, for some reason I almost always buy those that I want, from Amazon which always has the same books priced at 99p that are available on Apple. I think I like to buy them through Amazon as their website always tells me if I’ve already bought it! I hardly ever remember the names of the books that I’ve read, Sometimes I don’t even remember the name of the book I am currently reading!

Others that I like are in the form of apps on my iPad such as the weather, the news, tv channels, solitaire, and Wordle and other games on the New York Times games app.

So – asking me what is my favourite website doesn’t come with a simple answer, I’m afraid. If I am asked this question next November I might have a whole other list! Now, I’m stopping writing this – I want to go catch up on Miss Marple and Poirot!