Breakfast Meeting and Evensong

I was up early this morning, showered and got ready for the Ambassadors' Breakfast Club meeting and then a full day in Sarum College Library.  There were not many at Ambassadors' this morning, far fewer than normal, but we had an extremely interesting and instructive talk from Michelle Seaman who runs a life-style coaching and CV-writing business who talked about Decision-Making under the Head/Heart/Gut System.  I had heard about this before and recall a homily which Nils preached on this at St. John's.  I suspect he had recently been on a leadership course.  It was a very good meeting overall.  I then drove to Sarum College and spent from 10 a.m. until 1.30 p.m. in the library, having a 45 minutes break for a toasted sandwich and coffee at Cowardine's in the city.  Another 3 hours work - although I must confess that most of it was catching up on general secular paperwork and not much theology. I attended Evensong in the cathedral and came home at around 6.30 p.m.   We all had a nice lazy evening watching one of the several Agatha Christie Poirot movies we seem to have accumulated on the SkyBox.