And thank you, Kate, for helping me to achieve an ambition and get into the BMJ. Even better that it’s for my sewing than for science.

Oh no! Mine wasn’t too bad: I trusted my husband to read the instructions on how to defrost the turkey crown properly. He hadn’t, and Christmas lunch was served four hours late. He was appropriately repentant and we kept ourselves going with Christmas cake instead.

It’s really excellent, I’m interested to hear your thoughts.

I am so looking forward to having the time to be on committees. I’m practicing by getting involved with management. It’s got to be good for something!

Very true! It’s good to know that when I have more time, there will be plenty more to keep me occupied. I love village life for that.

It’s the same in my small village too. So much happening, if I only had the time to join in.

Thank you, it’s good to be here!

Could you add me please, Kate? Trying to make a move from unsatisfactory other places.

Gorgeous! Reminds me of my own white floofster Calypso.