After a sleepiness night spent worrying about the humiliation one would face on arrival at the trade dept of B&Q, arriving to collect a flatpack kitchen which wasn't going to fit in a tiny Citreon C1... the reality wasn't nearly as bad. Lottie and I only crashed the trolley twice en route to the kitchen's department, we trapped the assistants fingers under a 1000mm flatpack base unit and then crashed into an inconveniently placed sink display. Then my card was declined as I handed over the wrong one and I had to ask the nice man to carry the packages into my car as I couldn't lift them but I survived. Only taps and knobs and the dispensary is done and dusted.
I also collected the dresser from the other side of Exeter and it looks great in the corner of the hub ready to be put into action at the cake and craft fair which is less than a week away. I am going to make chocolate crispy cakes (rocky road ones) this month as well as flapjack just in case Judith turns up again. I need my 9 out of 10 flapjack score to be a 10 out of 10 in October.
By Friday I hope to have more events in the diary for you and on Saturday I hope to see you all at the fair.
In order to continue what we found to work so well during our self care project in Cullompton, we needed a new place to be. So we now have a new hub in the centre of Exeter, on Cathedral Close, where we can meet up, connect people, teach, get busy, hold classes, be creative and have a great time. This time it is not centred around a cafe but it will have the same excellent coffee. We are a social enterprise community interest company.
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