Tracey and Gwyn met Ann for the jolly task of delivering leaflets publicizing the church's May fair. It was good to have Tracey's secret weapon: the wooden spoon to push the leaflets through. So good when there's a dog the other side. We met a few chatty neighbours and an overfriendly Alsatian!

Tracey and Gwyn met Fr Peter at Peet Street to collect leaflets advising of St Luke's Church's Christmas arrangements. We had one enthusiastic passer-by who took a leaflet as we went along, saving us a journey. I met a friendly cat and we managed to slalom around the 🐕 💩 hazards this time. Tracey provided spoons and bags and I was spoon-fed and had everything in the bag!

Tracey and Gwyn collected leaflets for Saturday's extraordurenary Advent Fair that we were guano be dropping through local letterboxes from Anne. The only way to do this job is manureally. With a quick "poop-poop" we set off dunging the leaflets in letterboxes around the church. The big job was done quickly (it was our turd year doing it) but we discovered that we had (different coloured) dog dirt on our shoes at the end. Poo gosh.

Tracey and I picked up some leaflets from Ann of St Luke's Church (which doesn't have Green Gables, sadly). They're having a May Fair there. Using Tracey's spoon method, we distributed them to the houses surrounding the church and up a lane to the Liversage Trust housing, which has the feel of a little park. I accidentally gave one house one of Tracey's spoons! On the route, we found a fragrant shop and were tempted in. We had a lovely fresh Punjabi meal. Mmmmm.

The Church of St Bartholomew and St Luke are having a Christmas Fair. Tracey and Gwyn collected leaflets from Ann at the church (catching the end of the service in the process). We delivered them (using Tracey's spoon method!) to the surrounding houses. The spoons were very welcome when there was a dog behind the door. We saw Ann again at the end, and we had a lovely chat.

On Saturday 10th June, St Luke's Church will be holding a summer fayre between 10 and 12, and GoodGym were invited to help promote the event by delivering flyers to the surrounding houses.

Pete had begun the good deed in advance, having already collected the leaflets, so he gave Tracey her fair share, and we set to work posting them through the local letterboxes. We covered a fair distance; almost as long as a junior parkrun, though quite a bit slower!

You are welcome to come along to the event, and enjoy the fare, including delicious cakes as well as other refreshments.