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Hi everyone,


Just a few words to say what a lovely day we had on Sunday at Brook Meadows. The meal was very good and the company excellent. (It goes without saying)

Once again the flash ficition proved a hit. The choice of words gave a lot of scope for some quite inventive tales.

I'm sorry I didn't say good-bye to everyone. I got talking and it was five o'clock before we realised it and I assumed that everybody had left. I think Doreen and myself were the last to leave.

The weather, well what can be said of such a stunning Summer Day. the hottest I believe for a few years.

Arthur didn't make it because he had hurt his foot but hopes to be with us on Friday. I didn't pick his email up until Monday.

I've uploaded this photo but it's too small and I'm not sure how to make it larger.

I'll print one out for Friday and bring it with me.

Another piece of news just received a minute ago. Claire Oxley can announce the winner of the Maynah Lewis competition on the 15th July. She will be delighted to talk to us and said it had been great fun reading our entries.

If this date is going to be a big problem for anyone please let me know asap.


Cheers

Chris

Comments

Doreen Etes said…
Thanks for inviting me on Sunday, Chris. Enjoyed the meal and the company ( not necessarily in that order tho`!)
29 June 2011 at 12:00
Mjke Wood said…
Ah, it worked. Welcome, Doreen.
29 June 2011 at 12:02
Doreen Etes said…
Hi Mike
Yes it did, but don`t ask me how! I just pressed what you told me to press.
Am I a member or a guest?
29 June 2011 at 12:05
Mjke Wood said…
You have full posting privileges. Feel free to create your own post any time you like. I want to push more of us to use the blog than we do at the moment. The more we use it the more we generate outside interest.
29 June 2011 at 12:09
Doreen Etes said…
I couldn`t agree more.
I just wish I was better friends with my computer.
29 June 2011 at 12:15
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