Sara took Thom off early for his taster day at Peter Symonds College in Winchester. As Sara wouldn't be back until mid-morning I agreed to help out at Morning Star making sandwiches for the Banquet Run. Today they were having ham and tomato, cheese and pickle and egg mayonnaise. Sara arrived just before 10 a.m. and we had finished by 10.30 a.m. After returning home for a quick coffee I walked to the Rectory for the weekly Staff Meeting which only lasted about an hour. During that time Wiltshire Council had removed the fly-tipping rubbish in the Plantation. This afternoon I did a little gardening and watched the first four sets of Andy Murray's quarter final match. After being two sets down he went on to win himself a place in the semi-finals. Tonight I attended a Deanery Grand Chapter buffet evening at Porton Rectory with Cynthia. The Bishop of Ramsbury was present together with the Archdeacon and a number of clergy both active and retired from within the Deanery. I was heartened to hear that my sermon at Porton had gone down very well on Sunday. A pleasant evening. a pity that Sara could not have joined me - she was invited - but Mary was having a few problems this evening and it seemed unwise to leave her. Busy day tomorrow - I intend to spend a bit of time at Sarum College writing up my penultimate essay for this term.
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