The longest afternoon of the soul.
Before then, I had to go to Folkestone for a haircut, so after coffee we were out and heading along the A20 when the heavens opened.
I mean the sky had been dark. Very dark, but the rain and hail just fell.
Jools had been going to go for a walk, but once in town the rain just fell harder and harder, so I sat there until it was time to walk to the barbers and not have too long to wait, Jools stayed in the car, crocheting.

Outside, the rain had not returned, or not as hard, so I walked back to the car and we drove home for brunch of fruit followed by bacon butties.

We didn't go either, but drove to Jen's at five for a night of cards and party food.
As far as cards was concerned: I won more than my share, and we ate, drank and laughed when we ate supper.
But Sylv was feeling poorly, cold and could not concentrate, so went to bed halfway through a game in order to get warm.

Jools went to bed at ten, and I followed half an hour later, not seeing the New Year in with Piano Blokey on the tellybox for the first time in years, maybe decades.
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