My beloved Birmingham City spent the only dry day we've had recently showering points like so much confetti on our Premiership relegation rivals - just to spice up the end of the season, of course. Then the proper rain begins. But I'm okay - I'm possessed of a brown corduroy flat cap, which was a gift from Mrs C.
The afternoon is spent on a routine visit to a junior school, though there's nothing routine about it. A tough spot in one of our tougher towns. But the school is an oasis of learning, fun, inclusion and beautiful, beautiful manners.
Tuesday: An evening at the AGM of the county's youth council. The venue is Winchester's medieval Great Hall, drenched in history and tradition, but tonight teeming with youthful energy. It's too much fun for us oldies to feel our age.
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