Snowy things

My dear Friends
The New year has started in a very frosty way-I am sure most of you up and down the country (and other countries too)have seen your fair share of snow. I have succumbed to the lurgie, with a bad cold and throat and have had to postpone the event at Starbucks (scheduled for a week on Saturday). There is always the consolation that few people would have shown up if the weather was like this.

My New year's Eve was great and we duly brought it in the Red Lion pub in Grantchester. There was a band but playing rather loudly, so we have decided to just do a pub crawl in Grantchester next year and see where we land. But I did dance to the music! We nipped out to the Green Man pub just round the corner and it was super, with free food and a very good folksy band playing and not too loud!

My little cat has been spending most of his days indoors, either sleeping on the chair or on my bed. I am so glad he found a home with me some weeks ago. Did I tell you I called him Thomas (after Thomas Aquinas)but he doesn't really respond to his name. I don't know whether other cats are any different.

I am writing this in the local library and am just feeling my cold coming on again, so will return to the warmth of The Haven (at times like this I wish I had a telly) and so I just wish you a happy new year once again and keep warm.

Shalom from
Sister Gila