For my course, I'm reading a book called 'The Queen of mathematics' by Jay R. Goldman - 'A Historically motivated Guide to Number Theory'. I only mention it because I think it's very good.

Cathsoc retreat is in 2 weeks. It will be at Hyning Hall near Carnforth. It's only 10 miles from Campus (6 miles from Morecambe) and so I want to walk. Unfortunately I don't have a map, I need OS Outdoor Leisure 7 which I was going to buy but didn't. I think there is a cycle path up that way, or it might be better to follow the A6. I'll have to ask. My bus pass is valid as far as Carnforth, so I can always give up and catch a bus if I don't want to walk anymore.

I went to meditation today, and found that the Chaplaincy centre was being put back together. Workmen were pressure cleaning(?) the Catholic chapel and all the chairs and the alter were in concourse, and upstairs all the chairs had been put back in the study area, including the broken comfy chair. I waited there reading a book until 10 past 5 and then knocked on Fr.Pauls' door, but he was talking with someone, so I couldn't go in. When Stephen Hoyland arrived his knee was bleeding from him losing at football to Fylde and he had to hold some bog roll on it to stop the bleeding. Sr. Zela and Katie arrived and we sat in Stephens office waiting for Paul to finish. Steve went through to wash his wound and then we went in and meditated.
posted at 6:14:00 pm