I know everyone else is working, or living somewhere more exotic than Edinburgh, but my desk is clear for the first time in years. So Mother at Large and I are meeting for coffee tomorrow at the Cafe Grande in Bruntsfield. 1030 if anyone else can organise a skive. I’m hoping we’ll be able to wander up to visit the new Childrens Bookshop which I haven’t yet seen. Short notice, I know, but do come along if you can.
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Looking forwards to it! Vanessa and Erica said they can make it too.
You see, now those of us in the South are feeling left out. Have a muffin for me. Preferably one of those with caramel and banana (hell - don’t you deserve it?).
Didn’t spot the muffins - but the coffee and the company were both good. You’ll just have to plan a trip to Edinburgh so’s we can all go out for coffee.