Church, Local History, Art and other stuff
Off we went with the Friday Coffee Morning Group at Earl Shilton Age UK on a Robinsons coach to Leamington.
An almost leisurely breakfast and a ride in a minibus back to the Airport.
A dedicated Ryanair check in to Stansted. (Great)
Quickly through security and time for a coffee while we wait to for the Gate needed to be announced.
Gate number called and it’s a short walk to passport control and on to the gate. Ryanair now take over and expect us to stand for over 3/4 hr in a queue even though the plane has not come in yet. Gate opens and we file out to another 1/4 hr wait for the bus. Hand in the cases again and we are off.
And back to England and the rain….
This was a free day for our group.
It was fine as we went to church. (Malta’s Full Gospel Praise Centre)
At the end of the service the heavens opened with a full thunder-storm. Carol & I opted to go to Mellieha bay again with the hope of better weather, but it was not to be…
We sat inside the beach bar that we had sat outside on day 4 and watched the lightning through the door. They brought in the pillows from the sun beds and as you see from the picture they look a bit like life rafts.
We spent 1/2 hr waiting for the bus to take us back to the Hotel where we dried off and had a great meal again. The rain kept away for the rest of our stay until we got off the plane in England.
Coffee and a chance to win a raffle prize.
Comics from the UK
Family history, Education, Girlguiding and Music
by Anna Trestain
Critical commentary on news in Leicester and beyond
People Helping People
a comic about mental health by Clay Jonathan
For those attracted to Jesus but not to the baggage often attached to his message.
the funny thing about the truth
Mental health blog by a service user with bipolar disorder. Winner of the Mark Hanson Award for Digital Media at the Mind Media Awards
Daily Thoughts and Meditations as we journey together with our Lord.
Exploring the commitment of a real, life-long journey.
Because we’re all recovering from something.
Fred Hartshorn 