The sun rises, the sun sets, summer starts today and all is well with Burlington Bianca!
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The fundraiser took the form of a dinner auction attended by a lot of local peeps - 300+. I resisted the "urge to splurge" - already I suspect I have acquired enough "stuff" to feed, shoe and entertain a small Ethiopian village. On Sept departure, I may yet bring new meaning to "elasticated sides" (suitcases, not trousers - although that too, we wait and see!). The most interesting part of the evening was a speaker who is a current house resident. He had never spoken in public before, so this was "trial by fire". He spoke eloquently and with emotion, and for me personified why I chose to support this organisation - it really makes a difference to people's lives, big time.
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This Sunday it was K's Mum's 75th birthday and I was delighted to be invited (along with a fellow resident) to help out with the logistics of keeping 75 peeps fed and watered, so to enable K, her Mum and family to fully enjoy their guests.
The party took place at K's home - a really lovely old/new house (long story!) in the most stunning location with a brook running between the back garden and paddock (she's horsey :O). We enjoyed wall-to-wall sunshine - if you ignore the 15 minutes of torrential rain! Our aprons (specially created for us by another artistically talented resident) were a big hit and a good time was had by all!
The party took place at K's home - a really lovely old/new house (long story!) in the most stunning location with a brook running between the back garden and paddock (she's horsey :O). We enjoyed wall-to-wall sunshine - if you ignore the 15 minutes of torrential rain! Our aprons (specially created for us by another artistically talented resident) were a big hit and a good time was had by all!
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