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I wondered, since the sun was shining, if we might work outside in the public gardens. However, some of us were looking forward to relaxing in the peace and quiet of the space we work in, so we stayed indoors.
Two new people arrived, one made some drawings and the other wrote a poem. One of us continued his work on the central panel of the large triptych and another continued with a painting that may go on for ever. I made bread and a meat-free version of paella for lunch. We repotted our herbs that we'd grown in the chocolate cake propagator (that we had saved from our day in St.Ives on 2nd May) and someone brought some more seeds to sow next week.
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