Here is a reminder about our forthcoming meeting in The Room at the Top, Felixstowe Library at 7.30pm on Tuesday next, 19th November . The homework assignment is for up to 1,000 words on 'PLACE', that is, anywhere in the world, even your home or garden. It can be a story of course, or just fond memories of your favourite place . It gives us something to look forward to on these far darker and cooler nights.
We have heard from our friend Ray who had to return suddenly to London with his wife to care for their daughter. It has taken some time for him to get onto the Internet again but has, at last, managed it. He sends his belated thanks for all the good wishes from the Scribblers and individual members. Here's hoping everything works out for Ray and his family.
Some really good news has filtered though via Facebook; our friend Ally gave birth to a bouncing 8lb 12oz baby boy at Ipswich Hospital. Noah Jack arrived at 1.15pm yesterday. Father. mother and baby are doing well. Congratulations from all the Scribblers and every good wish for the future!
Now we must look forward to Tuesday and hope we will see you there.
Until then,
Keep Scribbling!
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