Tuesday 11th November

Well Lakka beach on day two what a strenuous day ahead. We were going to enjoy the relaxation that was for sure. We awoke around 8 so not to waste much of the morning. Breakfast was ready waiting, good old omelette then Lozza in particular could wait to get his lounger and settle down to some old man music and his book. It really was lovely but was really hot by 11 that we had to jump in the sea to cool off – I know what you are all thinking, they are really suffering out there! You’d be right life is tough. After losing three Frisbees to the strong undercurrent of the sea we headed back to the hotel for a rest before lunch. For lunch we were eating our own catch from the night before it was fabulous (even Loz enjoyed it). I have to admit I felt it would have been a crime not to enjoy a Lobster so I, for a measly £6, I decided to partake and it was good. After lunch we were heading back to Freetown for me to have a meeting with the development board, and in normal fashion we had a flat tyre, Pa Jalloh was suggesting sabotage, since he refused to park earlier in the day. Bad times! After another 30minute breakdown we were back on track. My meeting went smoothly and after just an hour I came out feeling well happy about what had gone on. On arrival at Bishops Court we had just walked in the door and Claire and the Kids turned up. It was fun watching Loz the babysitter and Ben the youngest having a face pulling contest, of course Loz won but then he would even with his natural face! We finished the day in the Diocesan Office and a small computer fix.