The Garden Centre

Another gorgeous day today and my day off, so Ed and I came up to the bungalow last night and walked to the garden centre this morning. It was so warm I had to remove my anorak and tie it round my waist. Not elegant, but funtional. Of course, If I hadn’t worn the thermal vest, the polo neck and the sweater, I might have been quite comfortable.

It’s a couple of miles to the garden centre, but the reward is that they do excellent home-made lunches in the cafe. So it’s a favourite trip for Ed and me. Anything for some decent food.

We’re quite excited, because we’ve finally made the decision for some alterations to the bungalow. Its biggest problem is that the two front bedrooms are miniscule – barely room for a double bed in one and a single in the other. So we’re hoping to get the wall between the two rooms knocked out, converting the two into one. Should be much better – if it’s possible. With the low interest rates and a smidgeon off VAT, now is the time to get going. Just hope everyone else hasn’t had the same idea, resulting in a complete dearth of builders.

We’re staying here at the bungalow until tomorrow evening, because I have to be at Norwich Cathedral in the afternoon. A new ‘Canon Librarian’ has been appointed, so all canons are expected to be there.

I’ll try not to fire off.

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