basement, jargon, drizzle

 In a basement window two cats and some washing catch my eye.

My sister-in-law talks about the jargon spoken  nowadays on committees. Her latest catch is " the lowest hanging fruit on the tree", meaning the most of obvious section of the market to appeal to. New to me.

All day, drizzle. A good word. Jane Austen wrote of a "mizzling rain", meaning the same thing. There is a cake meanwhile called lemon drizzle cake, a sort of sponge over which lemon syrup is drizzled when it is still hot.