Sunday too was also fully booked. The morning started
very early and I was out walking T&M before the clock struck nine. Whilst I
was out traipsing around the Three Miler, 30% dropped TP off at the rugby club
for pre match practice. We returned to the club in time for the eleven o’clock
kick off…
… it was a local Derby
against TP’s old club and it didn’t start too well. TP’s team were down by a
good few tries by half time and looked lack-lustre at best. The opposition were
also fairly aggressive and the expectation was of a landslide victory. However
in the second half TP’s team returned to the pitch invigorated and played
incredibly well. They didn’t do enough to win but only lost by a couple of
points and certainly outplayed the opposition. It was a shame that this was
most definitely a grudge match and whilst a few punches on the pitch can
be overlooked the one thrown by a member of the away team as they were clapped
off the pitch wasn’t particularly
sporting.
In the afternoon TP and I returned to the garage and spent
several hours cutting a socket in to his ukulele body perfectly sized to
receive the donor neck. The light was fading as we returned to the house and
another weekend had been exhausted.
The final task of the day was to pack an overnight bag for
next week’s trip to London.
I haven’t a clue how long to pack for as the information on the Client
workshops is scant at best. I was originally going to stay until Friday but am
now hoping to be coming back home on Tuesday night. If my plans go awry I could
end up sleeping in Cardboard
City on the South Bank.
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