Return to bunting tidying upping was the done thing this evening. For Clown School lovers, and who isn't?, it's back on in St Werburghs! We made short work of the task, despite a lack of string and the kitchen being the hottest place imaginable to stand in for half an hour of bunting rustling. The biggest news of the day was this coming Monday, is National Richard Day, so Happy Richard Day to all who celebrate a d we look forward to the cakes Richard B said he will bring on Tuesday!

A first time shop for Mrs B today and she provided me with a lovely shopping cool bag to keep her frozen fish cold before her carers arrived to pack everything away for her.

A lovely sunny Wednesday afternoon and an equally sunny Mrs D greeted me and over a cup of tea asked if I could cut back the ivy growing up and over the side fence and trim a couple of bushes.

As I cut, Mrs D tidied away the garden waste as we chatted about her life, work and family spread near and far.

A joy to be able to give her a bit of help.

Lovely sunny spring day to accompany some casual weed demolition down at the Berry Maze. sadly no concreting this time, but we did manage to clear out some huge patches of weeds.

good work all, more next month!

A late Sunday afternoon of strimming the front grass and trimming the bushes for Mr B. Sadly no time to do the back or take “after” photos as Mr B was keen to have his tea.

Mrs S was very grateful for some more help in her garden and she presented me with a new adze to dig up the long grass and weeds. It was great timing as the recent rain had softened the ground which made it much easier to dig.

We usually bag up the garden waste but this time she asked me to leave it in a big pile.