I didn’t
go for a dawn walk – although that wasn’t due to the poor weather (I actually
like walking in the rain if I’m dressed appropriately) – I just wanted to carry
on working on Megan/Adam’s drawing. It’s quite big (1070x400mm), so takes up a
lot of space! Well, I managed to complete a ‘first bash’ by mid-afternoon and
emailed some quick (pretty awful) photographs off to Alan for some initial
feedback (my first attempt was returned ‘undeliverable’!). I’m really not quite
sure what Megan’s expecting, so I’m fully prepared to have another bash in due
course (Adam’s birthday’s not until October).
I
finished my Wodehouse book over breakfast and am about to start our bookgroup’s
latest book - short (ghost) stories… so, going from what it written on the
book’s cover, I might decide to only read it during the day – and not just
before I settle down to sleep!
The
Colston statue has duly been ‘rescued’ from the harbour by the Council (in the
small hours, apparently) and taken away for eventual re-location in a local
museum.
We got an
online supermarket delivery at lunchtime, which was good (our stocks were
fairly low – no bread, no savoury biscuits etc).
Hannah
emailed us a video (put together by ‘HUF lockdown productions’!) – ‘An
Interview With An Alien’… which, as you might imagine, is quite funny!
Image: a
pretty awful photograph of my 'draft' Brum drawing.
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