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Fun and games Hey, Hey! This week with Epic has been mighty good fun. On Tuesday we went ten-pin bowling where strikes and splits were doled out amongst the group, everyone had a terrific time and lots of laughter filled the alley. We all enjoyed a nice meal with our friends and the end result was that the last game was won by three people: you don’t see that very often. Well done to all the winners.
Thursday night- slight change of plan. Stuart’s house wasn’t ready but we'll go next time. Instead we hung out at the Pavilion and played pass the bomb - what a cracking game such fun and very funny but aaaarggghhh it’s soo infuriating. We all had a fantastic time. Saturday saw us catch the bus to Exeter, a history day in mind, we did some girly shopping and poor Stuart was not amused by this, but what man is when it comes to women and shopping? Then we walked around the Roman wall. Some very interesting facts were to be found including the fact that the wall was built in 200 ad. The route we took was very interesting we saw some beautiful parts of Exeter that we didn’t even know existed. We finished off with lunch at The Harvester; We were all ready for a spot of grub and more shopping ("You didn't do that to Stuart did you?" "Oh yes we did and in a right proper fashion too!") Sunday saw us off to Trago Mills, an interesting car journey aaarrrggggghhh squishee heeeelp. When we got there we went and had a real good time on the arcades including a trip to see the model railway, we stopped at a restaurant for some grub at the garden centre then we looked round the shops and brought various goodies to come home with. A great day out. Thanks to Vicky and Jan for this week out That’s all for now folks - See you next week tootlepip. Written by Jennifer Baines, Published by Dom Palfreman
 On Wednesday evening a group of us went to the panto called The Snow Queen and we had a right old laugh, it was really nice to meet up with the Turning Tides group and to have our friend Michelle who used to do shortbreaks join us for the night. We all had lots of fun and barrels of laughter.
One lady particularly found it amusing and really enjoyed Granny Fanny Annie (the panto dame) "this was my very first panto". Another lady said that she really enjoyed the wicked Snow Queen's act, "she was very good". Michelle commented "it was very funny", we were even given the privilege of meeting the cast and had our pictures taken with them - For an amateur dramatics production it was very good! On Thursday evening we had a lady called Rachel come and do a pamper night with us. The products are made by Mary Kay and has been going in the UK for 10 years but 50 in America. It was set up by a lady called Mary Kay who wanted to feel empowered and good about herself. They have some of the top 10 best beauty products in the world! We thoroughly enjoyed pampering our skin whilst learning how to look after it. One lady said "I loved the way it made my skin feel", someone else went on to say "my skin feels very soft". The difference was incredible and even now my skin still feels really nice and soft. Written by Jennifer Baines, published by Dom Palfreman
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