I had a lie in til about 10am and then had a fairly busy morning trying to organise the fruit press again. I'd given the screw thread part to Olly the Blacksmith to retrofit something, with the assumption that my day with it in Dringhouses school was next week. I was wrong, it is this week, and so I had to contact Olly to ask that it got back to me more swiftly than expected, and also to ask Marion from Dringhouses school to pick up the press from St Nicks.
After lunch, at 2pm, a Yellow Pages chap called Stewart came, to discuss the next lot of Fiddlesticks advertising.
After this I went round to Sally's garden to finish picking apples and pears. I got a nice box of cooking apples and 3 trays of pears.
Then I cycled down to town to pick up my prescription for my asthma preventative, to the chemist to get the medication, and the building society to get two cheques. I popped in on Debbie on the way back and swapped some pears for a box of Weetabix she didn't want.
In the evening, after the children went to bed, I lit the front room stove for the first time since spring, to burn off the dust which always smells the first time I light it after a gap of not having it lit. I love my little Clearview Pioneer!
After lunch, at 2pm, a Yellow Pages chap called Stewart came, to discuss the next lot of Fiddlesticks advertising.
After this I went round to Sally's garden to finish picking apples and pears. I got a nice box of cooking apples and 3 trays of pears.
Then I cycled down to town to pick up my prescription for my asthma preventative, to the chemist to get the medication, and the building society to get two cheques. I popped in on Debbie on the way back and swapped some pears for a box of Weetabix she didn't want.
In the evening, after the children went to bed, I lit the front room stove for the first time since spring, to burn off the dust which always smells the first time I light it after a gap of not having it lit. I love my little Clearview Pioneer!
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