Weeks 11 to 14 - Christchurch Part 3

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hi cerri and ben, it so nice to hear you are doing fine and enjoying your selfs. Well done for working with so many kids in the gym cerri- i have been having summer camps in the last month with much smaller number of gymnasts and feel exosted........ spell check ?how do i use it with this ..? o well never mind! we are all ok , kids are starting school this week ,christopher is going to be in year1 and elizabeth is in the nursery full time !so cute in uniform..maybe i can send you photoes of us but not sure how to attach them on this comment....... as you see computers still not my strongest skill haha we are sending you lots of love and be well !! ioana

Ben Bryson's Tales of NZ
Can't quite believe another month has passed since the last update but as we head for September it is flying by. I suppose the normal drudgery rolls into same old, same old and it's up to you to provide the excitement. My travel over the last month has seen Aviemore and London last week. Unbelievably the weather was better in Aviemore than it was in London, although we had rain in both places. Good week with the family up in Scotland at the start of August and a very wet bus trip round London last week - plan was to hop on and hop off, but even the ducks stayed on the bus. Bit worried as all my boy wanted to see was Buckingham Palace - I'm going to have to pay for a bit extra Republican tuition. The other news is that Torquay are now the only 100%ers in the 3 Football League divisions, joining Chelsea who are the Premiership's sole 100% record. Bad news for you is that Torquay did actually concede a goal - the first since you left I think! You may have to look the next bit up as I know you'll think I'm pulling your leg but Theo Walcott has actually turned into a striker - 4 goals in the last 2 games to help Arsenal beat Blackpool and Blackburn (away), so I think you're second on goal difference with Manyoo. Celtic sitting proudly on top of the Scottish Premier, unlike you they haven't done well on overseas travel this season and therefore won't be troubling any European competitions any more. Best wishes for next stage and catch up with you soon, Gary Mac

There's another fine mess you left Mr Field
What a mess you left when you left Christchurch! on the news they said it was some sort of earthquake, but we know better!!! Glad to see you still have the knack of leaving just at the right time Mr Field. I see you still manage to photograph Ceri with some appropriate sineage, when are we going to see some with you? under one saying Richard Crainium would be a good one. Seriously, loving the Blog, keep it up, take care of each other, ps is that the same Gary Mac that comes to Cardiff on his motorbike, forgets the biscuits everytime and is Skeletors best friend???????????