Posts are running later than usual this week – This is mainly from Innovative Learning Week laziness being swamped by uni work. Yeah, that must be it.
Slightly different style of post today, but get comfy by the fire to hear James’s take on the ILW project (19th Feb):
“Excerpts from the upcoming novel: ‘The Dirty City’.
It was a typically muggy Edinburgh Wednesday morning. Johm Gubley looked around fervently. Never in his wildest dreams had he been expecting this. A project! On a Wednesday! With new gloves! Johm loved new gloves.
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It was either the tree or him. One of them had to be cut down. The ranger had been graphically clear on the matter. Johm gripped the saw tightly and grimaced.
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He smiled as he looked at the state of the freshly maintained path. By gum it was so clean he could eat his lunch off of it.
He did.
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“I love carrot cake!” said Johm, even if some deviant did put raisins in it. “From now on we’ll have carrot cake on every single project ever”, he added, in the presence of several lawyers.
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Any characters bearing resemblance to actual persons living or dead is purely coincidence.”
So. Thank you, James. Here are some photos from the day courtesy of John (not to be mistaken for Johm) – Full gallery here
Apologies to anyone that came out for the Roslin Glen project last week. The weather unfortunately prevented it from going ahead.
Updates on pottery social on the 20th March coming soon. Remember you can join us at the pub around 17:30 today (Sunday 2nd) if you can’t make it to the project.
It was such a fun day out! Thanks to everyone who was involved in organising it, and hope to see you out and about again soon.
Thanks Imogen – great to hear that it was a success.