Hello darlings. I'm back, but my computer went into a vast sulk at having been left alone - it likes company and hard work, you see, and I've only just persuaded it to forgive me and come back to work.
I've had a fabulous time. Poland is beautiful and the weather was much kinder than it has been in England, including an unexpected surge in temperature to 30 degrees on Monday. When walking across the main square, several of us were obliged to use our umbrellas as sunshades.
I haven't caught up with your news at all yet, so I'll have a quick browse, but I've got a meeting this afternoon and we're out to dinner this evening - darling friends, her father is ill and this is, undoubtedly, his last birthday and he's chosen us as the guests for a small dinner party.
Back soon
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3 comments:
Hurrah, you're back. Glad to hear the holiday was enjoyable. You've certainly missed a very very wet week in Blighty.
I am just sooooo glad to have u back Zoe!
How're Dilly's kids doing now?
And post more pics of the holiday please.
But (and I am very curious, am sorry) (if I may ask) - what took you to Poland in the first place?
Blighty! We'll make an Englishman of you yet, Boy - What Ho!
Thank you both for the welcome.
The children are on the mend and pictures have, indeed, been taken.
Poland? Seemed like a good idea at the time ... and so it turned out. It wasn't my idea, but I'm very glad to have gone.
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