The usual busy Sunday

Busy day yesterday involving the usual Clergy Dash -  a race from one church to another – and then another. Timed to perfection over many years, it would have worked fine except that I found myself nearly at St Margaret’s when I suddenly realised I should be at St Andrew’s, at the furthest reach in the opposite direction.

Fortunately I’d just passed a track into a field when this inspiration hit me, so was able to reverse into it and belt back along the way I’d just come. Had to slow down for the little country lane which is full of potholes since the winter snows and which, when you’ve carefully negotiated about fifty potholes, solemnly warns you: ‘Danger – damaged road surface’. Oh. Thank you very much. Except that you then discover the road is even worse from that point onwards.

Anyway, made with at least a full minute to spare and without undue damage to car or person.

Then had  a good old-fashioned traditional Evensong in the evening (as you do) and sang with the choir, so that meant getting there an hour and a half early for the choir practice.

All in all a busy day, but at least I can lounge around today doing nothing as it’s a Bank Holiday here in the UK (so naturally the wonderful weather we’ve had for the more than a month has turned freezing cold. Never mind. Singapore on Thursday where I shall swelter. Hopefully.)

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