Village Life

Someone suggested that I should make a church ... and a pub! ... to complete my little settlement.   Maybe, another day.   Glazing progressed further at tonight's community session.   One more visit tomorrow should see them kiln ready.   

Today was MOT day for the car.  December is the worst month for this as all the garages are closed for at least a week so it was no surprise to find the one I use clogged with vehicles this morning.   It only failed on a couple of seemingly minor light issues but after investigation found water in the fuse box, it's bad news.   A specialist will be in the area next Tuesday to diagnose what is going on but as I am due to travel to London on Wednesday, this leaves me with considerable uncertainty.  Checking up on the Gov website it seems you have ten working days grace when the car can be driven as long as the issue identified is not classed as dangerous and it's booked in for the issue to be fixed.   So I may be in the clear but it's a little confusing and very unfortunate.

Otherwise I planted some seeds and at lunchtime had a couple of hours with Tra Mor Singers, rehearsing and then performing for another seniors lunch party, this time in Tywyn.   It went very well and we were asked for an encore ... we must  prepare one in future!

I'm feeling brighter each day after the weekend virus.  In London Mum is much the same but has been taken off continuous monitoring by machine which we take as a sign that she's more stable.  Mostly she sleeps.