2021 Projects

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Projects were conspicuous by their scarcity this year. Last year they kept us going, but this year the novelty had worn off I think.

Some things were achieved however. We made a new CD shelf in the kitchen. All the wall space is used now, so it has to last us out. Mike has drawn a graph to keep our CD buying levels on track. Kate did quite a lot of knitting, including a new hat for Mike and one of those neck-warmer things, which we are calling "The Ruff".

Mike and Chris rescued his garage door when it decided to get stuck shut. Very satisfying. Mike's Art Class continued an online meet-up every Tuesday morning, with homework each week. Quite impressive actually, looking back. One week the homework was 'maps' (see imaginary map of our street below). Face to face classes resumed in September.

Kate's yoga continued with a mixutre of Zoom and face to face classes. Kate helped organise three repiar cafés, with one being filmed as part of an ITN documentary 'Replace or Repair?' She extremely relieved that her interview ended up on the cutting room floor.

Lastly a new shelf in our chiffonier, which started like in Mike's great grandmother's house. "Is that all?" you ask. I'm sure there are things I've forgotten...