Cotswolds, by Gilson Pereira

This is part of a photography exhibition at the Old Co-op in Horns road, Stroud, by The Brazilian photographer Gilson Pereira. My phone cam does not do it justice.

I was there after running a market stall in Stroud, highly successful for a Friday, which is unusual. The event was a poetry reading, in my neck of the woods for once. The quality of the reading and listening was excellent. Unfortunately I took no.photod of poets.

Afterwards I had to rush home to complete a job application form because it had to be posted the following day to meet a deadline (As this is a backblip, I now know that it did meet the deadline, because it has been acknowledged, which is gratifying in this age of instant forgetting).

I was up until late, knowing I'd have to rise early on Saturday to run a stall again in the Shambles. This time I'd include my newly arrived Christmas stock (!) which I had managed to unpack in between getting home from today's market and going to the poetry gig. Glad every day is not as busy.