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The delights of the sunshine...

What a glorious couple of days I've had. The weather has been lovely and I have been able to spend sometime with my special guy along with seeing some friends. I keep forgetting how much fun board games can be.

On our travels today we saw the exhibition at the Marsh Mill and were able to see the wonderful artwork of our friend Paul Harding. A very interesting character, talking to Paul and our other friend Helen always produces some interesting topics. A nice intelligent conversation without being too highbrow. I swear we end up putting the world to rights.

I'm a bit worried about Mr H at the moment as he seems very downhearted with drama at the moment when usually it is his passion. He cares too much and people have inevitably taken advantage of this whinging about their personal affairs as though they expect him to sort it out. He only only human. When asked as potential Chair of the group what I would do in the event of people falling out I replied "I would do what I could to smooth things over but at the end of the day if people don't want to get on there isn't a lot I can do". I'm not Wonder Woman after all and I don't think even she had the power to make people be nice to one another.

Well Mr H has finished writing his diary and is looking over so I will finish for now. Enjoy the sunshine peeps!

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  1. Claire5 July 2011 at 08:41

    How cool was the weather?? I came home on Saturday & found fatboy sat in the garden, beer in one hand, ciggie in the other & feet in the paddling pool - what a delightful picture (yes, I took photographic evidence lol) BTW you are Wonder Woman :D
    C
    xx

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