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Archive for December, 2014
2015 here we come!
Rather than waiting till midnight we welcomed 2015 this evening with a toast to the new year and the good old fashioned Auld Lang Syne. Everyone enjoyed a long and very festive supper lovingly prepared by Tracy.
Happy New Year to you all!
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It is cold outside
the warm lounge never felt so cosy as it did today with frost on the ground and ice in the pond throughout the day. A lovely and lively morning socialising, keeping interested and busy.
Friends United!
We are so happy that after their own journeys Betty and Richard finally found each other as friends!
We wish you a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year…….
with a glass of Buck’s Fizz and a dining room full of friendly faces! We sang a few carols, raised a few glasses, pulled the crackers and then settled to a yummy Xmas lunch. Betty gave us the “queen’s speech” and apart from wishing all a good Xmas she said”Thank you for my Bird. I love him very much”Wonderful! Merry Xmas to you all
Merry Xmas to You All
Our Xmas celebrations proper started with a 8 men trip to a wonderful carol service at the Holy Trinity Church. We are all looking forward to a very spacial Xmas day
