A Christmas message …

It has been a strange year for us all and especially for Weybay, as we have been unable to have our monthly meetings, outings, and meet with friends.
The 10th Anniversary Party sadly had to be cancelled. We had everything in place for this event with Weymouth College. She Taylor has worked hard and done a great job at putting together a lovely photo album showing the 10 years of Weybay. This would have been available at the party. We did think about doing Zoom meetings in place of the monthly meetings, but with 95 members it would be difficult to accommodate everyone and not accessible for all members. The Committee also felt it did not give the same social interaction as a meeting. The Vic Bars will be still available for meetings when we eventually can meet. I am sure when we can get together it will be a great party.

I would also like to thank my Committee for their wonderful support this year and for also delivering the vouchers in person to each of you.
We all wish you a Happy Healthy Christmas and look forward to meeting up once again for Weybay WI in the New Year.
Sheila Vogwell President
Photos shows President Sheila Vogwell and Treasurer Belinda Sedgbeer receiving the vouchers from Gould's Garden Centre. WeyBay members enjoy their hot drinks at the garden centre.

SOFTIE'S WALK
The walk continued around the coast path to Easton Square where and lunch at White Stones Art Cafe. It was a beautiful sunny day and a great way to spend the last day before ‘Lockdown 2’ doing this six-mile walk. Get in contact if you would like details of more walks, when allowed.
WEYBAY BOOK CLUBS' RECOMMENDATIONS
WeyBay book clubs suggest these books that they particularly enjoyed in 2020 and can recommend for lockdown reading or a gift for Christmas.Diary of a Bookseller by Shaun Bythell
The Salt Path by Raynor Winn
The Rosie Project by Graeme Simson
A compelling read that touched on so many different emotions, be prepared to laugh out loud and have a few tears.
On Chapel Sands by Laura Cumming
Based on a true story a woman goes in search of her roots, mystery surrounds part of her childhood and she endeavours to uncover her lost time.
Educated by Tara Westover
A memoir of Tara overcoming her survivalist Mormon family in order to go to college.
A Keeper by Graham Norton
All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr
Found by Erin Kinsley
Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
The Dressmakers Gift by Fiona Valpy.
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