Rhiannon's year end show

A day cloudy but not too cold thankfully. In the morning I completed one eulogy started yesterdsy, and made a bereavement call to find out what I needed to know for another. This is for next Thursday when I have two funerals back to back.

A walk in the park after lunch and a nice long phone call with Kath while I was out and she was driving home from taking a class. They have had to postpone their visit to Alicante, as Jet2 won't fly to amber listed destinations. They rebooked for August instead, and are going to use their planned time out holudaying in North Wales. They have found a hotel in St Asaph, against the odds as staycationers are snapping up all the seaside accommodation.

After supper we watched a streamed recording of Rhiannon's end of term drama production of Molière's 'Tartuffe'. The video was poorly made and the sound wasn't good, but it gave us an idea of what she has been working on all term, covid learning conditions notwithstanding. The photos of the production she shared with us yesterday were really interesting to see showing their enjoyment in working together in the flesh after a dismal year.

I managed to find suitable cables to hook up an old laptop to the telly for streaming purposes. It didn't have quite enough memory to show it full screen without stuttering, but never mind, we got to watch it. Really, we could do with an equipment upgrade to live comfortably with so much on line video streaming these days. But we're not big consumers, so there's not much motivation to spend, yet.