14 Month Streak
Worthing
๐English Martyrs School BN12 6LA
Volunteering at a local school
Mon 2nd Jun at 6:00pm
Worthing Report written by John Robinson
With Sarah achieving her Century last weekend, today Roxy discovered a Centaur(ie) of her own. Which will turn out to be more valuable, the coveted "wings" shirt, or the undergrowth find?
Christmas! Already!
As we arrived Belinda declared "Noel". It turned out she wasn't really seasonally muddled, but wondering aloud who was signed up for the task. Just as she clarified our puzzlement, who should turn up - El.
Always prepared
As usual Val had the task board prepared. With heavy, medium and light tasks available everyone got quickly stuck in. Stumps were removed, crumbling walls protected, weeds expunged, and more of those stinking irises extracted from the ground.
Worthing's most overplayed pun
"Is there a rake?" asked Ryan. "lf there was we'd make more progress", Sarah promptly declared. Not every GoodGym session is like a school day, but we certainly learn stuff!
From high to low
We've discovered a variety of interesting items over the years supporting St Botolph's. How exciting might Roxy's find today turn out to be? A pendant depicting a Centaur heading into battle, bow and arrow in hand. How old might it be? Is it a hidden treasure from time long ago? Will Roxy be wealthy beyond her dreams? Or will Sarah ask her dad about it and he'll say it came from Claire's Accessories circa 2022!
Celebrate Good Times! come on..... Next week we are gathering for Milestone and Birthday celebrations after the task. Will we get a record turnout - we do like to party together. Roxy has a target to meet before next Monday. Will she make it? Come along and find out........
Mon 2nd Jun at 10:16pm
Great report - thank you ๐ Roxy's find sounds interesting!
Mon 2nd Jun at 10:16pm
Loved the No el joke
Tue 3rd Jun at 11:59am
What a great report John. From 'No-el' to 'El-yes ' :)
Wed 28th May at 6:00pm
Worthing Report written by JULIA GLEESON
Will Belinda be able to restore the sewing machine, and make a GoodGym coat, before the official ones arrive?
How's that for a conversation starter courtesy of Mr R?!๐ It is, however one which I don't know the answer to ๐
With the recent last Spring Bank Holiday of the year on Monday we opted for another mid week task and all arrived at Goring Gap for a litter pick. Usually we fill multiple bags of all sorts of rubbish and oddities .Today we found less rubbish but even stranger fly tipping.
Belindaand Birthday girl Roxy found two abandoned sewing machines ! There was one Singer antique one and one more modern boxed one. They were both fairly swiftly stashed in the boot of Belinda's car for John to renovate then both cherish.
Armed with a litter picker and bag, we set off on a sociable stroll around the roads. As always it was great to catch up with each other's news and hear what everyone got up to over the recent BH Monday. Stรฉphane had enjoyed a long weekend in Norwich and El had a really pretty new haircut.
Even thought there was less rubbish ( which was great ) we still managed to find plenty to fill our bags.
As I sit here in the departure lounge at Gatwick Airport writing this I'm officially handing over next Monday's task at St Botolphs Church and the subsequent report toJohn. With this in mind you will be guaranteed to have a long and witty report to share your Tuesday morning coffee with ๐โ๏ธ
As for me I have surprised my unsurprisable husband with a long weekend in Porto to celebrate his 65th Birthday.
Byeee for now. See you all very soon.
Happy GoodGyming
Julia xxx
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