but one advantage of squashing meetings into mealtimes is that at lunch we had a nice pudding ( a chocolate cake ) and at teatime a nice tagliatelle carbonara and carrots - perhaps slightly the worse for their journey through the streets of Bordeaux - and Basque cheese and jam. My contribution was to have been something nice to drink, like nice fruit juice or whatever, but I COMPLETELY forgot.
The lunchtime meeting was about the student work, and specifically the future of the student centre.
Today is quieter. I have to hide from the anglophone ladies this morning, phone calls, letters, you know ... stuff, prepare for Christianity Explored, and then this evening go along and do it... Should be good.
In 2005 Alan, Pat, Gwilym & Catrin Davey moved from North East Wales to Bordeaux. Alan is a pastor and Pat was a nurse. Now we work with UFM worldwide. Read on! (If you'd like to know what took us to Bordeaux, then start with the archives from September 2004)
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