We’ve arrived. After a good drive down from the north west four hours later
we landed at my sister’s in Witney, Oxford.
And I’ll have to tell you there’s a touch of the green eyed monster
about as I sit here in my sister’s pretty cottage garden.
I really am quite envious even though I have my own patch.
The variegated rose has been flowering for years and has a lovely perfume to it.
It’s been in that long she can’t remember the name of it. After googling it,
we think it could be called ‘Sentimental’
I’ve not been used to driving long distances for quite some time and doesn’t my
back know it. I’m like an old crock. Happily Frida my 18 year old VW beetle
survived the journey better than me and like me she loves the bit when we get on
the toll road. It’s so nice after the high volume of traffic on the M6.
After a chippy tea we sat and had a relaxing evening chatting.
On Thursday we went into Witney and I treated myself to a browse around Waterstones.
It must be two years since I’ve been in a bookshop. It felt so nice and I treated myself
to this book. An author I’ve not read before but have heard good reviews about.
Jill called in the Sota Gallery to pick up a poster she’d had framed.
The range of artists and types of art was amazing and we chatted for ages with the
owners about the pieces and how they were created and sourced.
Philip was pretty starstruck when he found out that the clockmaker Steve is the very
same one who appears on the BBC programme ‘The Repair Shop’.
He even went in on the pretext of having his watch looked at.
We giggled when he came out sulking because Steve was on holiday.
On Saturday I’m off to meet one of the members of my No Rules Textile Society.
We are going to visit the excellent sewing centre in Witney and then go for coffee
and cake.
Have a lovely weekend
Lynn
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