The day was sunny, yet again, and although some of the trees have grown a little over the years, the building looks the same as it ever did:
The sunlight glinting through the trees on the nearby streets was stunning; no doubt someone with an expensive camera and fancy lenses could have captured it properly. I just snapped mine anyway, to remind me:
The interview was really to remind people of our existence, to let newcomers know what Richard does, and to give a few pointers for prayer. Afterwards we chatted with a few of our old friends, then went back to Moseley for a Sunday roast cooked by Tim.
In the evening, Richard did a similar interview at St Wulstan's Church, but I decided to go to Christ Church with Tim, as he was playing the piano. Afterwards there were a couple of presentations from people who had been to Malawi recently. Richard came to join us when he'd finished, and we caught up with yet more friends.
On Monday afternoon I took this photo of Tim, just because he was there, lounging on the bed, and because we'll soon have to say goodbye again:
In the evening we were invited to a meal with our good friends John and Heather. Their oldest son was married in the summer, and is now living in Iona; their younger son recently started university. That makes me feel old - we knew them before any of us had any children. But their daughter is now at home again, embarking on a new course soon:
They have a very comfortable gliding chair, which Tim and I both sat on for a while... Tim for longer than me:
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