One of the activities of the week has been a massive photo sort.... it's been lovely and I have got a lot done. Of course all too many but fun at the same time. Now can you see me? I was showing a friend this today and she found me straight away 😄
Three good things
1. A surprise visit from a lovely friend this morning. She was passing this way.
2. A refreshing but rather chilly walk with friend Sheila this afternoon. Glad to get back indoors.
3. Some delicious herbal tea...I'm wondering if a sore throat is brewing 🤔
Great to look back at the old photos. I have some similar. Yours was quite a small class of only 20. Was the tall boy in the middle a teachet, or just a big boy?
@beryl@busylady@louannwarren@kjarn@bkbinthecity
😊😊 Thank you for your lovely comments. There were 48 children in the class when we started in Primary 1, and also into Primary 2. But then we were split in two groups which must have made a significant difference for the teachers.
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I am in the middle row, second from the right!
And the very tall boy is Andrew whose father had arrived in Scotland during the war, and both his parents are still in the town. His Dad was a very tall gentleman as is Andrew now. Lovely that so many of us are still in touch, though several have passed away. There's a class reunion in June which I'm looking forward to. 😊
😊😊 Thank you for your lovely comments. There were 48 children in the class when we started in Primary 1, and also into Primary 2. But then we were split in two groups which must have made a significant difference for the teachers.
😂😂
I am in the middle row, second from the right!
And the very tall boy is Andrew whose father had arrived in Scotland during the war, and both his parents are still in the town. His Dad was a very tall gentleman as is Andrew now. Lovely that so many of us are still in touch, though several have passed away. There's a class reunion in June which I'm looking forward to. 😊
I can’t imagine 48 in a classroom! The room must have been huge.
Lovely you have stayed in touch.