The weather is still lovely…
…hence I’m outside as much as possible, while it lasts. The forecast is for a break in this glorious sunny weather on Sunday, with a return to the cold and wet we know so well. So it’s gardening, golf, walking, cycling as long as it lasts.
We had a friend from the old parish to lunch on Monday – which was lovely, catching up on times past – ate the leftovers yesterday and are out to supper with friends tonight, so no need to think too much about food at the moment, always a blessing!
Our son rang last night. He’s eager to take his four-year-old niece (our granddaughter) to Belwilderwood on Monday. Monday is a Bank Holiday for us, so everyone (virtually) has a day off. Bewilderwood is a kind of vast assault course for little people and is quite close to where we now live. I think the idea is for the whole family to come back here for a meal afterwards…
This afternoon I’m off to do a job for the diocese. All priests are entitled to CME – Continuing Ministerial Education – and encouraged to keep up-to-date with various courses. My job is to visit some priests who are new to the diocese and acquaint them with all that CME has to offer. Today I’m off to visit a team vicar who has only been in this diocese for a few months, so it will be interesting to meet him and see how he’s enjoying life in Norfolk.
Tomorrow and Friday, more golf, then another friend to supper on Saturday – and so the weeks roll by.
Not a bad life, this retirement lark.
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