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Archive for December, 2018
Earl’s Family Choir
Today at Rose Lodge we had a visit from the Earl’s Family Choir, virtually everybody joined in at both the Cottage and the Lodge.. Mary even had a solo spot to start the song “Once in Royal David’s city”
Well done Mary with your beautiful voice.
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Friendships..
Great company with common interests, topical conversations, interactive hobbies are all about making friendships that last.
Boxing Day unwind
We all like to relax and watch a good movie on Boxing Day, especially after a full and busy Christmas Day..
Christmas Day at Rose Lodge
The atmosphere was very festive, the Christmas dinner was a great success, lots of laughter, one or two even had a little snooze in the afternoon to recharge their batteries. Merry Christmas everybody..
Taking care of the little things
It’s wonderful to see people caring, a great sense of achievement for a job well done..
