Clodagh Finn: Leap Day is the day for the lost art of pottering

Tomorrow is ‘Leap Day’, or whatever the term is for the extra day given to us in a leap year, writes Clodagh Finn.
Clodagh Finn: Leap Day is the day for the lost art of pottering
Fri, 28 Feb, 2020 - 20:30
Clodagh Finn

This is a leap year and February 29 provides us with that gift we all pine for: more time. More time to do nothing but appreciate life.

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