Monthly Archives: May 2016

“I was responsible for 11 Pathfinders, and Alexa, joining a coach trip to York for a rally. I had already had a Dad on the phone anxious that he was sending his 3 girls! He couldn’t have been more worried … Continue reading →

“It was a treat in church only having to sing with Music Group and not have to lead ‘Pathfinders’ or make coffee. I was having to prepare the next lesson for the youth group though, on ‘drugs’! Also I’m organising … Continue reading →

“I went off to work at Beverley Library HQ in Lord Roberts Road. While the trailer library is off the road it makes a welcome change to work in Beverley and it was very quiet as most of the staff … Continue reading →

“I went to school assembly where Alexa was presented with her Vice-Captain’s Badge. Walked into town and did some shopping and bought £100 worth of leggings and jumpers from Laura Ashley then went home and did some typing for SW … Continue reading →

“So much rain that Steve walked to the station in his office suit and wellies. Meanwhile I spent an hour in the house looking for lost items. The weather got worse and there was a warning for the next 3 … Continue reading →

“As I was going out to Music Group practice I noticed my name was in the Parish Magazine as joining the Sunday School Pathfinder team. I was a bit nervous for leading my first session with the 11 to 14 … Continue reading →

“Collected James just off the motorway at Hardwick Hall. The Inn was closed so we had to go elsewhere for Sunday lunch. Father-in-law was bad tempered and I felt anxious. At home on our last day of the school holidays … Continue reading →

“Wheldrake village was a place we needed to visit for Alexa to see the Brownie House and church so we had a picnic there. We had to get back for Alexa’s swimming and a meeting for me about Pathfinder Sunday … Continue reading →

“Bank holiday weekend started with a lovely sunny morning. Steve was putting the gates together and we were leisurely going about our chores and not hurrying to pack for Solihull. Christine and Christopher came over for a chat about childminding. … Continue reading →

“A house full of children and the chimney sweep came. In idle moments I was typing up transcriptions of Wills. I had some peace in the evening babysitting at Rowena’s and read my books on being a Sunday School Pathfinder … Continue reading →