

Our busiest weekend of the year is upon us and the lion share of the catering work as usual falls upon the tartist. In addition to this we've had a fair amount of upheaval to contend with lately and I have to say she's coping admirably, I'm so proud of her. So yesterday after a really busy day's business and after we'd done most of the clearing up and prep. for today we took a short stroll over the road to the church for some moments contemplation...it comes in handy being opposite such a place at times. I have to add we also avail ourselves of the public house opposite in equal measure, for a tray of drinks, after a busy shift too but yesterday we were thirsty for some quiet time.

So with chocolate eggs at the ready we began our easter Sunday at the artcafé this morning.
2 comments:
I'm surprised this is your busiest weekend - I'd have guessed the August Bank Holiday if forced to choose.
(Very glad the church can be useful for you - I think there's lots of mutual benefit between our 3 establishments!)
Indeed we're well served in mind body and spirit in this corner of our village. I think as opposed to the August bank holiday Easter has Good Friday too. Also (especially if Easter falls early ~ due to those mad lunar computations that have always intrigued me) we're never quite in the swing of things like we are in August.
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