Mal had a meeting at the Jubilee Centre. It looks as though things are coming together and the guy we met on the field opposite at the weekend (Sven) is very into volunteering and the trustees are now thinking of volunteer caretaker but in the meantime he is clearing the garden and outside. A very positive chance meeting with him last weekend. He is full of enthusiasm, which is what they need, someone younger and eager!
I then went by bus into Canterbury and met Pam and Ali for a pre theatre lunch at the Marlowe restaurant.
The theatre trip should have been a Hatters outing but in the end we just went as friends as our new “Queen” doesn’t seem to be interested in outings and having fun! Outings I have come up with, obviously don’t appeal to her but she is coming up with little else!
After lunch we went to the theatre and met Toots and Annie to watch Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers. I have seen it before many years ago in London with Barbara Dickson in it. This production was outstanding, far better than the London one. You could have heard a pin drop all the way through by the end most of us were crying and there was a standing ovation and four curtain calls. What a brilliant piece of theatre.
Thought for the Day – “Nature has given us all the pieces required to achieve exceptional wellness and health, but has left it to us to put these pieces together.”~ Diane McLaren