Planning the future

The day started with a very useful meeting with our active "supporters" who helped at the polling stations, got the word out etc. We have decided to bring out a monthly newsletter which will include important updates from the council, interviews with councillors and answering FAQ's. We intend this to be in Greek and English - this is in addition to anything the council may do.
 We are going to arrange a collection in the memory of David Webb and will ask his wife what she prefers us to do with the amount collected.
   We are also going to have a celebration party for "Helpers" and spouses in two weeks time, before the Xmas celebrations kick in. Themed around Asian food - to have a change from the usual.
 I had a call telling me I have to be in Hania before 8 tomorrow and this appointment will be followed by going to check yet more votes in the court.
I plan to start back to the gym this week. Tomorrow if I get back from Hania at a reasonable time!
I have ten days to get my Essay finished " Assess the contribution of the fishing industry in either of the two world wars" - So I'd better get on with it!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Brian and Andrew

The council continues to choose its officers and the committees have been chosen for finance and also what is called the "Quality of life committee" which deals with planning, environmental issues, licenses, parks and cemeteries amongst other things. I think they will be kept pretty busy! Last night I was at a wedding - more of that tomorrow and tonight I am off to a play being produced in Vamos. "And ever More Shall Be So" By Norman Robbins. I see once again that television is re running the series " A Place In Greece" which featured Brian Saunders and Andrew Stewart Sutton along with their friends Les and Pete and their adventures buying a property here in Crete and their life here in Apokoronas. Love them or hate them it was good entertainment as long as it was not taken too seriously. What happened after the series ended? They are now back in the UK. To find out more there is some information at  http://placeoncrete.com/in dex.html  
Read more

The Old Bakery at Georgioupolis ( and more work in the square!)

Image
The best bread in Crete, in my opinion, is that from the old wood fired bakery in Georgioupolis. I happened to call by as they were firing up for a fresh batch of bread I bought a hot loaf just out of the oven. The Georgioupolis bread is famous all over Greece and is taken to Athens. It has very good keeping qualities. Greek people from all over the island come to get bread here and is is expected for locals to take a few loaves if they are visiting other areas. Some paximadi too ( twice baked hard rusk) Andonis mopping out the hot oven with a damp cloth. Work continues in the square Paving is beginning to be laid There are ramps for access on each side of the square Meanwhile, down on the seafront…..
Read more

Back!

Dear everyone, We are back and I have access to my computer again! Daily bulletin and the rest of the website will be working as usual from today Helen 
Read more