Not a lot happened on this day. It was very relaxing.
Charlie and her other half, and their boys (Teddie and Ronnie) and Chris arrived very early and made lots of noise, and promptly went to sleep.
Christian went early with Sandie to Gourdon, to the market, and bought lashings of saucisson. While I had a lie in and sat in the lovely sun for a while.
The market excursion got back, and John, Rachael, Eric, and Matt arrived later.
We all sat down for lunch, which was the usual delicious slap-up, and then I brought the tables and chairs around from the front of the house, and we set up the marquee and John and Christian the PA.
Once done, Christian took John for a drive in the Tesla, and he predictably drove too fast. Then it was time for dinner and eau de vie. I spoke to Chris after dinner about his rowing. He invited me to join on the Thames any time I wanted.
There was a game of poker at the end of the table, illuminated by the barbecue lights. Then it was time for bed.
Charlie and her other half, and their boys (Teddie and Ronnie) and Chris arrived very early and made lots of noise, and promptly went to sleep.
Christian went early with Sandie to Gourdon, to the market, and bought lashings of saucisson. While I had a lie in and sat in the lovely sun for a while.
The market excursion got back, and John, Rachael, Eric, and Matt arrived later.
We all sat down for lunch, which was the usual delicious slap-up, and then I brought the tables and chairs around from the front of the house, and we set up the marquee and John and Christian the PA.
Once done, Christian took John for a drive in the Tesla, and he predictably drove too fast. Then it was time for dinner and eau de vie. I spoke to Chris after dinner about his rowing. He invited me to join on the Thames any time I wanted.
There was a game of poker at the end of the table, illuminated by the barbecue lights. Then it was time for bed.
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