Lunch – and meetings
Had a great lunch today at the Half Moon. Took the Rural Dean who is nearly recovered from his illness. I know yesterday produced the first green shoots of Spring, but like the economy, today was back to dreary, wet Winter. But we sat by a roaring log fire, had a good old mardle and an excellent meal of fish and chips followed by a pudding of sloe gin icecream in a sort of choclate basket and with cream and naturally packed full of calories. Well, that was mine. He, being a bloke, chose Spotted Dick and custard.
Then I had a meeting this afternoon followed immediately by a Governors’ meeting at the school, but you’ll be pleased to hear that I walked to both of those. Had to, after that pudding.
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