October 2018 Editorial
It's been a lovely summer but currently
it is wet and windy as Storm Ali passes through followed by Storm Bronagh. The evenings are drawing in and autumn is
here.
This issue's cover, the autumnal
rainbow scene from Napps, has again been sponsored by Mike and Sue Richards and
sincere thanks to them for their continued support of the Newsletter.
There have been some comings and goings
in the village of late and we welcome all newcomers and say goodbye to the
leavers and wish them all health and happiness in their new homes, and send get
well soon messages to anyone not feeling at their best right now.
A big thank you to everyone involved in
the Shop's 10th Birthday Party - a lovely, happy event and you even managed to
organise a beautiful sunny afternoon!
This is another full and varied issue
due to the contributors - thank you all.
We send get well wishes to Tony, our scribe from Suffolk, who is a bit
under the weather and thank him for contributing 121 short stories over the
years!
So, to our next Newsletter. This will cover December and Christmas, as
well as the first month of 2019 - can it really be 19 years since we were
celebrating the Millennium and wondering if computers would crash and 'planes
drop out of the sky? Items with a
Christmassy flavour are welcome as soon as possible and by Wednesday, 7th
November at the latest please, and don't forget those Christmas messages - see
page 44.
In the meantime, enjoy this issue and
think about how YOU could contribute.
Best wishes, Ed.
