A quiet but satisfying day

Hubby went off on his bike to pop a handful of cards in letterboxes for friends we haven’t managed to catch up with this week.  I stayed at home working in a bid to get a couple of projects finished by tomorrow (Christmas eve).

This evening we’ve sent PDFs of our Christmas card to friends we haven’t sent the “real thing” to, so we’ve now finished our Christmas card list, which is quite a relief.

Some more work arrived for us in the form of 2022 calendars that my daughter and son-in-law give to their clients.  We have the task of labelling envelopes and stuffing them with a personal letter and calendar.  We’ll deliver the bulk of them and put others in the post.  Delivering them means exercise in the form of walking or cycling, so there is a positive aspect to the project. The calendars are by the artist, Mark Olsen.

The blip shows the stack of boxes containing the calendars and the front of the calendar as an extra.

There are 56 new community cases again today - 42 in Auckland, 4 in Waikato, 6 in Bay of Plenty, 2 in the Lakes area, 1 in Tairawhiti and 1 in Taranaki.