David and Susle plus Bluebell the harp and Christopher the guitar |
Jane |
Does it get any better than that? Possibly Gandalf or Merlin would have more sway with audiences of a certain generation but Mary Poppins is certainly up there - she's possibly a bit Miss Marple by comparison to the formers' more Sherlock Holmesian credentials, but St Mary Mead has its moments...
Bumble Barran-Poolopot, who also came for dinner last night |
We were talking at dinner last night at Harper Hall about... no, it's completely gone - wafted out of my brain like a direct debit on the first of the month. Oh well...
Randle McDandle |
But dinner at HH last night was a very good one - NOT lentils for a change, but pasta with smoked salmon and mushrooms, leeks, garlic sauce, onions, peas and crusty bread. Baked bananas, coffee, an embarrassment of chocolate and small Baileys to follow. (Is that a kosher expression?)
Sarah de Nordwall and Rondle - Constable country Flatford Mill, October 2010 |
Randle McDandle crashed over and was snoring for team GB when I popped in to his room to get my wallet this morning. David Ingham was a lovely guest: very interesting and erudite and much fun - plus the usual delights of having the Barranette-Poolopots. Bluebell the harp came out to entertain the troops and Susle and I did a little duet with guitar, also some Jack Pointing from Yeomen of the Guard plus Susle playing a piano composition of hers. Much fun! Bed 1am. ugggggh....
Sarah de Nordwall at Cake Boutique - our poetry tea, October 2010 |
Jezward Higham rang yesterday to confirm that I'm heading to Edenbridge on Friday for camp 40:10, his and Esther's 10th wedding anniversary and her 40th birthday party. Looking forward to the outdoors loos and playing the piano in the field. Maybe a dip in the river Eden - oh happy name...
Andreth plus duvet. It's been 19 months since this photo you star, if you remember why you stayed those few days. |
And so, the 'Lympic torch heads to Lavender Hill - not via the 137 bus presumably or even broomstick or umbrella. Tee hee!
Charlotte being true to form |
Oh no! Just heard rumours of rain tomorrow and that the Summer is ending on Saturday - aaaargh! Just as my bald head was getting used to not wearing a hat....
Oh well...
For what we have received, may the Lord make us truly thankful:
Grazie!
Me being Sloane Squared |
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