Firstly, thank you and well done to Karen for her stint with the newsletter.

Has anyone volunteered or been persuaded to take on the task ?

G

Yes see Carol's 1st newsletter. Well done Carol very informative. Look forward to some pictures to remind us what we are missing in future newsletters.

Great, thoroughly enjoyed it. Keep it up. Love the bit on walking and the group set up. Any other groups set up in the area for different things, i.e footie for him, I know there is the golf thingy cos he is in contact with them. Is there any womens groups, debateing groups, oh anything. Perhaps this sort of thing would be info for all. I know there is a good Volunteer group for the retired in most places in Europe so I presume there is one somewhere in the Algarve.

Sally, I can't remember exactly when, but some time back on here, there was a lady looking for girls to join her dancing lessons..just a thought,
I expressed an interest but of course Im not out there so much at moment..they'd have to be slow ones for me and my knee!

Thanks & Good luck with newsletter Carol..glad that its still continuing for all us fans of CVO

Hi Ellie,The dancing sounds good, wonder if it is 'pole dancing' , I could limber up whilst he is locked away, tied up or come to think of it on the golf course

Pole dancin sounds fun but I like Salsa do they have any clubs for that out there?

I new a pole once his name was Lech, wasn't much of a dancer but he had a few good moves.

blue wrote:I new a pole once his name was Lech, wasn't much of a dancer but he had a few good moves.

will he be in your parlour Blue? (when it opens...)

A quote from Mae West:
Anything worth doing, is worth doing slowly....

Thats pretty much how my dancing is these days